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BT
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 Posted: Mon Aug 06, 2007 10:19 pm Post subject: vacor ..... c.a. imposter |
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I bought this marble in a giant bin at fao schwars toy store over ten years ago. It sure does resemble a common c.a. swirl. What makes it worse is the brown resembles oxblood. Of course it's not real oxblood c.a. or vacor:-) Kind of interesting.....
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Ponkochan
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Man, that is something............definitely would make you scratch your head!
I love pics of "out of the ordinary" marbles. Especially with the quality of your pics, it's almost as good as having it in-hand and very useful in the learning process. Thanks again, Bill. 
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Homes454
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| Posted: Tue Aug 07, 2007 9:06 am Post subject: CAC? |
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That is a very strange one alright, but very pretty......just a question...wouldn't the blending in the blue and yellow and the other bleeding rule this out as a CAC? It sure would fool a lot of people, only one like this in that batch? Thanks .....pax Jon
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