 | | handmade, 6 sides. Size 7 mm, bone.
Claimed to be of Roman origin, from the 2nd or 3rd century AD. The die is visibly longer in one direction.
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|  | | handmade, 6 sides. Size 7 mm, bone.
As far as I can tell, these are made of bone. All five of them have a red mark of a crown over the letters GR (Georgius Rex) on the 6 side, indicating that the appropriate duties have been paid for them.
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|  | | handmade, 6 sides. Size 7 mm, bone.
These dice have a red mark (rather faded on most of them) of a crown over the letters GR (Georgius Rex) on the 6 side, indicating that the appropriate duties have been paid for them.
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|  | | unknown, 6 sides. Size 7 mm, bone.
The 4 pips are red and the 2 pips are straight. The 1 side has no pip at all, but instead a slight depression over the entire side. The pips are hollowed out and filled in with some other material. I think these are Chinese; apparently they sometimes made dice with non-painted 1 pips before. The set (including the box) may originate from a Mah-Jong set from the 1920s or 1930s.
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 | | unknown, 6 sides. Size 7 mm, plastic.
The die is meant as a bead; it has a hole diagonally through it.
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|  | | unknown, 6 sides. Size 7 mm, plastic. |
|  | | unknown, 6 sides. Size 7 mm, plastic. Available for trade. |
|  | | unknown, 6 sides. Size 7 mm, plastic. Available for trade. |
|  | | unknown, 6 sides. Size 7 mm, plastic. |
|  | | handmade, 6 sides. Size 7 mm, wood. |
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