Marble help anyone?

[2Minnesota]

Got these in an old jewelry box at an auction. Do not know a thing about marbles so any info would be appreciated! The purple/white one looks old and chipped up, even a crack line or two and measures about 5/8". The green/white/clear one also has some dings and measures about 9/16".

 

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[2Minnesota]

Also, I know there is/was a marble forum on T'net but I couldn't find it on this mobile app...

 

[diggummup]

The purple slag one is from the Christensen Agate Company (CAC) I believe.

 

[2Minnesota]

Thanks Diggs! I searched those and found some very similar but better condition. Probably not worth much... Anyone know anything about the green/clear/white one? It's chipped to. The others are smaller and probably new or from a game?

 

[Indian Steve]

The red, green and blue ones look like the ones that came in Chinese Checkers.

 

[cheese]

Yep, the purple one looks to be CAC (Christensen Agate Co), the whispy white and green one looks to be a Vitro Phantom Conqueror, and the others are game marbles.

 

[2Minnesota]

Thanks cheese! So many different marbles out there. Who knew! It was a good thing there was a gold filling (from someone's tooth) in there to make a few $'s on. The marbles were a surprise. The drawers were "empty but a lot of stuff had fallen behind them so weren't discovered until I heard things rattling in there. Nothing else worth anything though.

 

[JohnnyFlake]

The purple swirl may be a Christensen Agate Marble but in it's obvious condition, it is worthless. The other solid color, partial swirls and clear marbles have no value either. Sorry!

 

[diggummup]

If you have a tumbler you can tumble it, maybe that will help. It definitely won't hurt it any.

 

[2Minnesota]

No need to be sorry

I asked for info and you all are great at ID'ing these. We do have a rock tumbler but I doubt I'll bother. Thanks again everyone!!

 

[cheese]

Condition isn't good at all, but even if it were mint, it would only be a $5 marble or so... so no regrets!