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Vinca

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3. I know the hand blown marbles go for a good price, but for the most part I'm clueless.

Reply to grasswire (Original post)

Fri Apr 11, 2014, 05:32 PM

Apr 2014

I buy marbles when I see them, but like the baseball cards (and coins and stamps), I don't have enough interest in them to properly educate myself. I have some marble books by Everett Grist, but I swear they still all look the same to me.

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best site online to learn about vintage marbles? [View all] grasswire Apr 2014 OP

One handy item for marbles is a safeinOhio Apr 2014 #1

yeah, I looked at thousands of marbles on ebay til my head was swimming. grasswire Apr 2014 #2

I know the hand blown marbles go for a good price, but for the most part I'm clueless. Vinca Apr 2014 #3

Hi grasswire, I had to laugh when I read your post about marbles. Paper Roses Apr 2014 #4

great story, PR grasswire Apr 2014 #5

Good morning, guess what I bought this AM--you guessed it. Paper Roses Apr 2014 #6

pee wee, I think grasswire Apr 2014 #7