The Christensen Agate Company was only in existence for a couple of years and didn't produce that many marbles to begin with, and nearly all of them were 21/32" or less, right on down to and including peewees. They just didn't make very many shooters; that's what adds to the rarity of this beauty, at .765", it is considerably larger than 3/4", a size that is seldom seen with any style of CAC marble, much less a three color non-white FLAME; and, the real kicker is the wonderful high MINT condition. CONDITION: MINT(+) 9.8 The surface has the wet, shiny look of a brand new marble. I can only find a single tiny anomoly in the form of a tiny touch mark--visible just to the left of center in the fifth image. That's it. You may click here to view the grading system I use. Size 19.44mm or 0.765" at the equator. | |||||
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