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Help with identifying marbles
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Road Dog
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middle marble looks handgathered. Probably M. F. Christensen Slag. Need to see North and South poles to be sure.
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M.F. Christensen
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Thank you.
Is it rare or common?
Is it rare or common?
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In that size fairly common. Marble is near a hundred years old though.
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Thanks Road Dog, that was my next question.
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