This Numbered, Limited Edition, collectible set of toy glass marbles includes examples of the first run marbles of 2004. They are from MegaFun Marbles (made by Vacor de Mexico). All are neatly packaged in a mesh net and capped off with a fact card that indicates the limited edition number. There were only 2500 of these first run sets made! Each net set includes 7 shooters (One of each style of marble) and 4 player marbles of each style for a total of 35 marbles. The 2004 set features a lovely variety of 7 marble styles listed below. Marble collectors value the first production run of new marble styles. This net set contains only the First Run Styles for 2004. Great for use in Decorating, Art Work, Games, Crafts, Jewelry, Yard Art or Collecting.

Player Marbles measure approximately 5/8 inch (16 mm).
Shooter Marbles measures approximately 1 inch (25 mm).
Fact Card measures approximately 2.75 x 2.75 inches (70 mm).

Actual # printed on the packaging will differ from the product image. If you would like more information about the one you will be receiving, please contact us.

Ages 5 & Up

Marbles included in this package:

Cockatoo – Opaque white base with orange, red, and yellow swirls
Iguana – Transparent green base with opaque yellow swirls.
Wizard – Opaque lilac base with white swirls. Iridescent finish.
Stegosaurus – Opaque Slate Blue base with white swirls
Tiger Shark – Opaque white base with dark blue and green/blue swirls. Iridescent
Bengal Tiger – Opaque orange swirled with black ribbons.
T-Rex – Opaque slate blue base with red swirls

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.