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We have a translucent white base glass with 12 green stripes running from pole to pole. I'm afraid you're going to have to depend on the pictures to provide you with the details of this one. I haven't had enough experience with these super-soft clambroths to tell you very much about them, except they are all very rare, and that these colors are rarer still. I also know, that every time I get my hands on one, I have never been able to keep it much longer than the time require for the listing, so if you're interested, and think you want it, I wouldn't put it off for very long.
CONDITION: With this soft glass, it's hard to really tell. I can see no evidence of play or wear, but at the same time, the marble lacks the high wet shine of a mint marble. If you click on the first picture you can see an enlarged, 800 pixel, view. around the edges of the image, if you look close, you can see some microscopic pitting, for lack of a better word, that covers the entire surface. I feels, to me, like this is how the marble came out from the manufacturer, but I'm not a glass artist and cannot responsibly say. You'll have to judge for yourself. This is the best I can do. If you're not satisfied, you can return the marble for full refund. You may click here to view the grading system I use. Size 16.59mm or 0.653" at the equator. | |||||
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