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Doogle
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 Posted: Fri Oct 30, 2009 3:03 pm Post subject: Peltier Shooters |
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Two nice Peltier Shooters. They show some good use from knocking other marbles around. The dark transparent based shooter has white ribbons almost to the core, making it a Rainbo, not an NLR, which would have the white ribbons on the surface. Would the Muddie be considered an NLR? The ribbons of opaque green are floating on the surface. From what I have seen so far, Muddies seem to be found in more than the Rainbo or NLR families.
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lstmmrbls
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Forget the early misleading information that NLR ribbons are only on the surface. While there are some with only surface ribbons there are many in which the ribbons run into the interior of the marbles. pattern and glass is much more important with most rainbos having ribbons that meet at the seams. Although the larger they get the more messed up the ribbons seem to get. And most NLRs have nice solid colors for base glass unless a nice transparent. (yes there are some that are transluscent) Those are both rainbos IMO and all this info is generalizing. Peace,Galen
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