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I've got a a display box of Aggies I'm willing to sell contact me with offer?$$$
I had no idea marbles would be worth so much…how would one go about finding a buyer to purchase these said valuable marbles.
What's the process to get you to look at evaluate a marble collection
Played marbles when I was a little kid. I started building swimming pools when I was 17 and started finding them when we were digging. I collected them for 40 years. I bought my current land in 2015 and have been finding a few in my yard. I probably have more than enough to fill a quart size container. I figured some were valuable, honestly didn't know they could be worth that much!
Need to go digging , be right back
1st. time viewer…Wow! Gem spheres. Thanks!
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Man I gotta put u tube down for a while, I think I reached the end.my phone thinks I lost my marbles.
Warning if you watch this your about to die😢
Makes me wish I never lost my marbles.
I own the world's must expense marble $54 K
I have a yellow colored marble and it glows when flashlight under it it freaked me out I put it in a sandwich baggie and buried it !!!
I collected as a kid and had five or six of em that were extremely old. Kinda looked like clay and had marks on them like a ringworm
I ha😮ve a ton of old marbles .
I have thousands of marbles in bags when I was a horder 20 years ago!
Thousands!😮
When I was a kid in the 40s we all had pockets full of these beautiful objects…we took them for granted and didnt appreciate how iconic and precious they are…often in my dreams colorful marbles are featured are featured as art objects to be coveted and treasured as symbols of the joy of youth.
I lived in a trailer park in maine and my neighbor was retired.
He didn't want cats on his property,,,,,,so he took out his childhood marbles and a sling shot,,,to hit the Cats with.
He was always bitch ing. About the cost of lit rent. For his mobile home……I waited awhile for him to through more marbles away.
Then told him one or two of the marbles he was chuckin at the neighbor Cats would pay for his lit rent for a month
I must have $10,000 to $15,000 dollars sitting on my kitchen shelf
yah right
Yes my name is Josh and I came across a bunch of marbles about 75 to a 100 of them and I would love to sell them if possible so if you can please let me know ok thanks
Are you people nuts?
Hey Stephen! Another great video!!! Thanks!
One of my hobbies is bottle digging at old dump sites. I've been digging at a site that closed in the mid-1940's and I've found around 100 marbles there. Trying to determine which ones have value, but not familiar with the terms used in the hobby. Would any marbles from that era be worth anything?
Another fantastic video Stephen. Just look at the number of views it got! Amazing.
I have a pretty large old marble collection, would you guys be interested in taking a look and possibly purchasing a few of them (possibly all) stupid me i gave away 2 mason jars FULL of them too! My mother collected them for many many years!
I lost my marbles.
Have a bunch of old marbles…some similar to these but many of them appear to be quite older…clay – Bennington – glazed clay, the glazed are mostly brown but a few blue. A couple latticino, perhaps a ribbon lutz or two. passed down from my great uncle b 1903. btw I didn't know these names…just now googled. Some in good condition, others rough nothing large. Just a comment not particularly interested in selling.
Close friends who lived next door that when I was about 6 or in 1960 moved away to another state. I was so sad I wanted to move with them, but they calmed me down about it. In '60 the husband was about 60. He gave me a shoe box half full of marbles from when he was a boy. I played marbles some but not a lot. We moved to California from Minnesota in 1968 so they were probably sold in a pile of stuff a second hand collector paid a lump sum for. So all the marbles were from the 1920's or earlier. Just a curiosity… but are a lot of marbles from the Twenties worth a lot? Also he gave me toys he had as a child, about 8 different wind-up toys made of tin all also from the Twenties. I wrecked them all in time and they were tossed out. I remember a Roman chariot with a soldier and a horse. They were all small and like a bus, a car etc. Would toys like that today be worth a lot? Again it's just a passing curiosity. Thanks for this interesting video!
Somewhere in a Box I still have a Marble Collection from the early 70's. We used to play Marbles Games when I was a Kid, I'm now curious if it's worth anything. lol
I've run an antique shop for over 20 years and I will say this clearly….." Those Days are Over!" You are clearly spreading misinformation 😢😂
i dont know the first thing about marbles other than they are colored glass balls. How does one tell a marble was manufactured by Peltier?
so newer companies cant copy the same style/series and thats part of how they can be identified?
I have a collection of marbles how do I get help selling them! Got a few that glow under UV
Two awesome guys right there 🎉
I still have those plastic boxes that I bought at Michaels to store my marbles in.
"Yeah man" 💜
Lost mine years ago, have no idea of their current value.
I think the last time I purchased marbles from ebay was 2 yrs. ago, why? I turned 65 and had concerns about healthcare plans and when life got in the way. I pulled out some of my marble books from storage locker in my bldg. I have a book by Mr. Block. I like marbles that have aventurine and green shades. I have about 50+ Jabo marbles too.
I contacted Blocks Marble auction several times about selling my marbles never heard back
Hard enough to simply identify, but damn it.. grading on top of it all …..bob setting the market…… great information
I always wonder what goes on in all those hotel rooms, besides sleeping. Marbles!
Love the video as always!! Thank you, Stephen, and Bob appreciate what you guys do. Will either of you be at the Indy show this year?
Fantastic marbles again 👍👍👍 thank you 👍. Keep them coming
Love this ongoing series. I gotta post later today on marble connection, I have a few ketch and mustards and two are very similar, but the glass on the third is a tad different but the construction is very typical nlr construction but I need more eyes on it, not sure which other companies made pelt ketch and mustard imposters…
Love that we got to see some more European machine mades in this series' installment
When Bob Block talks, mibsters listen! 😊