The ones on the top (compared to the quarter in your photo) if they are about an inch in diameter are shooter marbles. The condition of at least two of them is not good. Hard to tell from the pictures but the bottom row marbles look like clay marbles. None of these appear to be special so not much value.
Just for measure, I'm not 100% sure these are (all) old school glass marbles. The one with the crack and the matte finished ones especially look like tumbled/polished stone. I know nothing about marbles or their value, but it might be worth checking old stone ones.
If no one here can help, the person at the link below says he will identify marbles for free. Scroll down along the left-hand menu to "Need a Marble Identified?" at this link:
pickapaper
·2 years agoThe ones on the top (compared to the quarter in your photo) if they are about an inch in diameter are shooter marbles. The condition of at least two of them is not good. Hard to tell from the pictures but the bottom row marbles look like clay marbles. None of these appear to be special so not much value.
druusilla4
OP2 years agoThank You : )
maeday76
·2 years agoJust for measure, I'm not 100% sure these are (all) old school glass marbles. The one with the crack and the matte finished ones especially look like tumbled/polished stone. I know nothing about marbles or their value, but it might be worth checking old stone ones.
maxine*j
·2 years agoIf no one here can help, the person at the link below says he will identify marbles for free. Scroll down along the left-hand menu to "Need a Marble Identified?" at this link:
https://www.marblecollecting.com/marble-reference/online-marble-id-guide/
He says he has identified 111,034 in the past ten years.
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sonomabarn67
·2 years agoSo, it's just a passing hobby for him then 🤣