Hi Steve, You sure do a great job of explaining and teaching us about things like this. I think this was one of those you had given us before, but it seemed reorganized. Thanks for giving us so much insight into our hobby. RED Matthews
Hey Red, yes he posted this info before, but due to a gigantic administrative "cock-up" it was deleted.. however, Steve is gracious enough to be re-posting many of his great lost posts, and doing a fantastic job! We are clucky to have such a man in our roost!!
There tough to win Matt the lowest you see is 2500 with minor damage.
Mint and your talking 4000 and up.Thats out of my league.Of the 8 I own
'2 are mint, 2 are in very good condition 1 is fair and 2 are complete with cracks running through them
and one has a small hole in the base corner 1/4 inch sized some hazing and scratching from being
buried but still intact.
Here is the elusive GVII-5 the only known one of its kind.This was once owned by Stephen Van Rensselaer the reknowned glass collector.
It is in the Corning glass museum.