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Huh....some of these marbles might be good ones....starting to think that my marble cache was someone's carefully guarded collection? I just don't know enough about marbles ?? Guess I'll have to make a post and see if cheese will check them. I have doubles of everything except 2. First time I ever got a yellow marble, and don't remember ever seeing clear red in some ? I barley ever get them down here in the keys. I only find them in the Carolinas, and bahamas.
 

Blak bart said:
Huh....some of these marbles might be good ones....starting to think that my marble cache was someone's carefully guarded collection? I just don't know enough about marbles ?? Guess I'll have to make a post and see if cheese will check them. I have doubles of everything except 2. First time I ever got a yellow marble, and don't remember ever seeing clear red in some ? I barley ever get them down here in the keys. I only find them in the Carolinas, and bahamas.
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I'm not into marble values. You're on the right track seeking out known students.

Oxbloods will start a fight trying to define them among collectors.
The marble world is fraught with copying and trying to pass newer off as older.
Is an agate a real agate ? l.o.l..

Red early on cost more due to what (I forgot of course) was added to make red . At least Murano glass during trade bead days.

Let's see how far off I can be by guessing 1920's through 40's.
I'd rather they be older for your/thier sake but a guess is a guess.
Tough era for folks with the great depression being spanned though. Earlier than the 30's might make more sense.
 

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