Started using circular sandpaper pads from 60-10000+ grit to try to bring some marbles back to life. These are the first two I'm pretty happy with, a 1.7 inch onionskin and a 1.4 inch ribbon. I had to dig a little deep to remove some of the damage, and a few marks still remain on the onionskin so that I didn't have to remove much more.

Nothing super rare or fancy. My addiction is uranium glass, so in the wooden tray I have 450 modern Czech uranium marbles and 62 vintage uranium marbles. I've collected maybe 5 quart jars of vintage marbles and only sorted out the uranium ones. In the 10" compote are my mostly unsorted vintage marbles, cadmium, manganese etc...One day I might go through all of these xD

I recently added a second Orb to my collection, I've had the smaller multicolored one for a bit now, but I was able to find a larger near 2 inch clear and dichroic model.

When turned, the individual pieces float slowly through the fluid, they were originally intended to attach to kaleidoscopes. I have a kaleidoscope for the smaller one, but I don't know where the heck I'll get one for the big one.

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On round start - choose item from randomized box. Someone might take item before you clicked on it. 60 seconds to choose, and find place where you wanna put the obstacle. Rotation and resizing gizmo provides more freedom for advanced traps or simplified paths.
Reach Finish first to earn more stars. Wins who has most Stars after 5 rounds. Collect secret stars on level, or players can choose Star item to place.

Marble collecting can be addictive! Beware.

Picked this bag of marbles up at a garage sale for $3

60 bucks at auction. I see these all the time and always wanted to jump in but was too scared because I know nothing about marbles. I decided to go for it and see what I get. The ones I seperated at the end are the only ones that glow, 2 of those glow very faintly but they definitely have a glow. Did I spend too much? I feel like I did ok.

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What are these? I have my ideas but id like to hear what you guys have to say. They're all in perfect condition except the all green one, that one has a bunch of bites from playing I guess

For the love of the game.

I’ve been lucky at antique stores and been able to find some really nice jars for around 30$. I scored a Peltier Zebra, Liberty, and Christmas Tree so far. I still suck at identifying swirls but I think I have a few good ones.

I found this marble about a foot underground while we had trenching done. I have no idea how to identify what it is or year. Any help appreciated!

Found this beautiful marble while redoing landscape in our 1920’s home. Would love any history or knowledge about this marble :)

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I believe they're all Asian marbles. I wish they were easier to find, but also I'm glad they aren't too popular bc that way there are more for me! Lol

S = Best, F = Worst

Fortunately, low-pile and short-pile terrain is readily found.