Make Money on Marbles With Auctions & Yard sales on eBay... and a few to stay away from 

Never imagined I'd be researching marbles, but I found your video interesting, informative, & entertaining! Thanks!

Great video. Very informative. Now I can go back through my collection & identify many of them thanks to you. Didn’t realize that many of these were so old or valuable.

I love this video! I too collect different kinds of marbles. You have good knowledge on marbles. It's amazing what some will cost.🙌💕

New subscriber love the marble content and love to collect

Very educational in all the different types of marbles.

I enjoyed your video! I pick up marbles here and there just because they look "cool", but you provided information in an uncomplicated way that made me (a total novice) take a closer look at the ones I have. Thank you!

This was informative, thanks, learning a few distinctions on cats eye marbles. But the marbles you identified as “Benningtons” are simple unglazed clay marbles which are not worth much, you see them a lot in antique malls. Bennington marbles are glazed, so they are shiny, come mainly in blue and brown (blue ones look like little blueberries). Large Bennington shooters can be 1 1/2” to 2” even, and those shooters are worth $10. to $20. each or more. “Fancy Benningtons come in greens and multi-colors and pinkish ones especially rare and worth $50 plus depending on size. But thanks, I enjoyed your video!

MARBLES!! I used to play marbles at championship when very young, lol. Thanks so much for the memories!

Very interesting, thanks for sharing!

You do have a lot of marbles! Wow! Looking around at some of the marble videos to see if I might have anything of value. I have my dad and his brother's marbles, as well as my worthless 1960's ones. No mention I've noticed on metal ones...my dad says that the metal ones were the most coveted by the boys when they played their serious marble games.

hi love your video thanks. i have so so many marbles and i got into it last year and wish i had all the marbles i won from the boys in the 60's they hated playing marbles with me. lol

I collected them as a kid used to be able to identify them. We traded and played so much fun

Nice video. Thanks!

Thank you .. Exactly what I was wanting to know

Cool😎 Marbles!!

Really good info!

West Virginia still has a marble factory. It's called Marble King. It's at 329 S 1st Ave, Paden City, WV 26159.

The blue and yellow shooter is a Peltier Cubscout

thank you. I am a grandmother of three boys ages; four, four, and six. With that said, I pulled out of my attic all of my marbles that I had since a kid that I collected in the fifties as well as the ones that my grandfather and great-grandfather gave to me. Wow. Now I know what I have. Especially the LUtz, the Peltier, onion skins, etc. Who would have known that my some 3,000 marbles I have actually have more value than taking up attic space. ANd, all because, I wanted to teach my grandsons how to play marbles. NOw, the three of them are hooked on playing and want to start collecting.

Thx for the introduction to marbles. Kind regards from Berlin.

Thanks for the information. I bought a bag of marbles from a charity second hand store, most of them sort of look like the one you showed, that was suppose to look like a banana inside, but these ones look more like a glob of one color inside, and I'm trying to find out where they are from?They all are very clear with glob of color inside, some do look like a banana, or a thick slice a melon.

great video! I love marbles. thanks for sharing.

I'm here for the marbles as a collector. I'd love to own a few hand mades. They still makes hand made believe it or not in England.

I like your marble chat get some more demos very good info only the vintage nothing new

Thanks for the information! Most helpful! You are not such a bad "public speaker"

New at this hobby. this was very informative! thank you.

How do I find out about my marbles. Or how to clean them?

Great info. I have about 3 thousand marbles. Is there a website I can sell them on or get more info? Is there a group of collecting

Very educational. Thanks

Thanks

When I was about 8 to 10 yo I lived in alb. N.M. The new neighborhood I lived in had about 20 boys about the same age. We used to always play base, and shoot marbles together. When We first moved there there every boy had serval hundred marbles. I had maybe 200. Before long I had all the marbles even the ones the other boys bought. It got where they wouldn't play marbles with me. I solved that by giving them marbles back. Thats the only way they played with me. Later moving to Phx. I won the school marble tournament when In the 6th grade. I always stored the marbles in coffee cans and my dad complained about them being in the house. When we left Alb. to go to Phx. I gave away about 25 coffee cans full plus some cigar boxes full. Got to Phx. with maybe 100 marbles. The trouble was there wasn't much for marble players there. When I won the tournament at the school no one even knew I played marbles. I probably would of been a 99/1 shot if they gambled on that.

We recently came across two vintage boxes of marbles. One is a vintage package called Big Nickel Special and the other is called 60 Solid Color Marbles for Chinko, Checko and Marblo from Berry Pink, Inc New York City. How can I get the marbles appraised?

The marbles at 6:20 aren't Benningtons. Do they have a spot on them? Benningtons have a spot on them.

This is 10 years ago. Can you make more videos

You have made a great video, Q. what would you estimate the value of a Bumble Bee Clay Marble be worth? Thanks R.P.D.

Mike,I have thousands of marbles given to me,small,med,,large-glass and metal.Where can I get them appraised?

I have about 50 old marbels I was wo during if you could help me out thanks.

You didn't explain how to tell those worthless ones. Like you went on to valuable ones and cited 'multicolor' as valuable--well, those 'cat eye' ones were multicolor.

i know someone who has a large speckled marbles that weighs 98 grams i wonder the value of that

Where do you list the jewelry? Trying to get away from the "Bay"!

@ 6.19 they are clays not bennington's.

I asume this was a camera glitch but it looked like the marbles were dancing the whole time wich was verry weird

Those dont appear to be benningtons. I suggest getting them evaluated by a professional because some people take RU-vid videos as 100% valid.

pell-tee-aa is the correct pronunciation. good video for newbies

I have rather a large collection. Would like trading or selling rare and valuable

I have a ton of old marbles including benningtons. bumblebees, and the blue and yellow one I think you called it a christian or something. I had no idea they were worth that kind of money. I guess you have to find a buyer.

Hey mike, I subscribed to the channel. I am interested in buying your bumble bees (yellow, black stripe). Ill pay $2 each for the oldies. You can send them one at a time to establish trust if you like. Let me know...i love them. Light up a black light and you will find, that the Worthless marbs are not all worthless.

Your half right n half wrong ! The green sparkle is aventurine.

Ex video buuut. You have zero benningtons in your lot here. Alleys

Covid changed people's lives but why not create more videos

this guy is just showing off all his collected stuff.

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Your not an expert 😏why the video?

People.that do not know what they're talking about should not make marble speculation videos...

West Virginia still has a marble factory. It's called Marble King. It's at 329 S 1st Ave, Paden City, WV 26159.