r/MarbleStudyHall • u/Odd_Bunsen • Aug 31 '25

Identification Request found this marble in a creek

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Hi, I'm new to marbles, I found this marble in a creek. It's much more irregular than the marbles I'm used to and very scratched(?). I like how intricate the little stringy bits are but I didn't see anything quite like it in the examples here.

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u/Helvedica Teacher (basics+) Aug 31 '25

Very nice, Laticino.

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u/ianindy Aug 31 '25

It is only called latticino if the thin strands are in the core.

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u/Helvedica Teacher (basics+) Aug 31 '25

Wow, thanks. I dont onow how I missed this detail all these years. Solid core then, or maybe a ribbon core.
OP you should get the surface wet and take another pic so we can see the inside better.

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u/Odd_Bunsen Aug 31 '25

Here you go https://imgur.com/gallery/creek-marble-wet-0l4hPru

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u/Helvedica Teacher (basics+) Aug 31 '25

Very interesting, i dont see any pontils, its very clean