001653 One (1) 2008 JABO Peltier Mansion Run 43/64" 17.05mm Silver Strike Marble MINT 9.0

Most of the Silvers have some texture, a common JABO touch, and bin marks. This example displays those features. High-resolution images are provided; please review them for a clear view of the marbles' surface details.

The Silver Strike marbles from the JABO 2008 Peltier Mansion Run are extremely rare, machine-made swirls crafted with 72–84% silver content by John Triggs. These marbles have a metallic shine, deep reflectivity, and vibrant color combinations, representing Boyce Lundstrom’s vision of studio-quality artistry. Highly desired by collectors, Silver Strikes symbolize the peak of experimental JABO craftsmanship.

The JABO 2008 Peltier Mansion Run, held September 11–12, was a milestone in machine-made marble art. Led by Boyce Lundstrom—co-founder of Bullseye Glass—and carried out by Dave McCullough, this run featured 19 distinct families using Fenton cullet, Kugler colors, aventurine, and rare silver glass. Marbles like Pink Flamingo and Purple Betty display bright swirls and top-tier craftsmanship. With contributions from John Triggs, James Armstrong, and Michael Barton (who made custom presentation boxes), this run combined industrial techniques with fine art visions, making it one of the most collectible and historically important JABO productions (RIP

The JABO 2008 Peltier Mansion Run, held September 11–12, was a landmark in machine-made marble artistry. Led by Boyce Lundstrom—co-founder of Bullseye Glass—and executed by Dave McCullough, this run featured 19 distinct families using Fenton cullet, Kugler colors, aventurine, and rare silver glass. Marbles like Pink Flamingo and Purple Betty showcase vibrant swirls and studio-quality craftsmanship. With contributions from John Triggs, James Armstrong, and Michael Barton (who created custom presentation boxes), this run fused industrial technique with fine art vision, making it one of the most collectible and historically significant JABO productions

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Boyce Lundstrom (RIP)
Michael Barton (RIP)
John Triggs (RIP)
James Armstrong (RIP)