Net Bag 21 Satory Glass Marbles from Netherlands Vacor (Same as Twister in US)
Specifications
| Return Shipping Will Be Paid By | Buyer |
| All Returns Accepted | Returns Accepted |
| Item Must Be Returned Within | 30 Days |
| Refund Will Be Given As | Money Back |
| Artist | N/A |
| Country/Region Of Manufacture | Mexico |
| Style | Glass |
| Time Period | 2000's |
| Type | Machine Made |
| Year | 2017 |
| MPN | Does Not Apply |
| Age Level | 4-7 |
| Brand | Vacor |
This 21 count net bag of "Satory" glass marbles comes with 20 Player marbles that measure 16mm or 5/8th inches and 1 Shooter marble that measures 25mm or 1 inch in diameter. They are part of the Robot Hero Collection that includes 3 other types of marbles which can be seen listed on the back of the header. Made in Mexico by Vacor (Glassfirma) and distributed in the Netherlands, these marbles are very similar to the USA marbles called "Twister". Vacor distributes marbles all over the world and the same marble can be called different names and be marketed under different brand names in different countries. There are also several different, yet similar, header styles for these marbles which can greatly aid in determining when they were made and how collectible they are. The header on these particular net bags confirms that they were made in 2017. Crafted in rich opaque black glass they have lovely, ribbon-like swirls of red, and yellow. The swirls on the Satory marbles are thinner and not as bright as the ones on the Twister marbles. Both Satory and Twister marbles are retired and have become very difficult to find. Our quantities are extremely limited. Great for playing marble games or using with Marble Runs. They will surely create a conversation whenever used or displayed! Images are representative of selection. Each marble is a unique glass orb. No two marbles are exactly alike. Please be aware that marbles are very difficult to photograph and due to differences in personal settings on computers and hand held devices the colors you see may vary slightly from the color you receive. Lighting such as flash photography can greatly effect the look of a marble as can holding the marble under different types of lighting can make the color look slightly different. We do our absolute best to represent our marbles accurately and true to color, but even the best photography will not display as 100% perfect. The white spots on these marbles are light reflections, not damage or error spots.