Are these Hard Rock Bristol chips worth a harvest? (3 Viewers)

[Rome]

Are these Hard Rock Bristol 1s worth a harvest? I liked the white and purple, but what would a rack of these bring here, both cleaned and as is?

 

[DrStrange]

What does "worth a harvest" mean?

If you like the chips and think they would be playable somehow/some way, then yes, a buck a chip for casino Paulson chips is good. Assuming they are Paulson of course.

If the question is; can Hero make significant money harvesting for $1 and reselling them? That seems pretty unlikely so long as the chips are live. Maybe there is a small profit potential, maybe not.

Personally, I would harvest whatever amount you think is useful for your own use and not much more -=- DrStrange

 

[Rieguy]

no

 

[Rome]

What does "worth a harvest" mean?

If you like the chips and think they would be playable somehow/some way, then yes, a buck a chip for casino Paulson chips is good. Assuming they are Paulson of course.

If the question is; can Hero make significant money harvesting for $1 and reselling them? That seems pretty unlikely so long as the chips are live. Maybe there is a small profit potential, maybe not.

Personally, I would harvest whatever amount you think is useful for your own use and not much more -=- DrStrange

Thanks, that's helpful! They are Paulson RHC with the oversized inlay it appears.

 

[warewulf]

Seems like most 'harvest' chips are in better condition. That said, RHC giant inlay chips are not that common. So someone might want them. Looks like the edges are pretty flat.

I'd go up to the cage and see if they can sell you a few racks on uncirculated chips. Those would definitely be worth it.

 

[dizzyChipper]

I think probably not unless you find uncirculated and sell singles.

Purple and white $1 RHC chip would be an awesome overlabel $500 candidate particularly with a blue $1 and there’s some value there BUT the o/s inlay kills that potential afaik.

Performance wise the o/s inlay sucks. Much more slippery than traditional rhc/thc.

But if it’s an easy harvest and there’s a poker room go for it - worse case you bring em back.

 

[chippitydoodah]

$50 - $150 per rack profit potential. Worst case you return for initial investment

 

[dizzyChipper]

$50 - $150 per rack profit potential. Worst case you return for initial investment

I disagree. $15 - $50 profit potential.

A rack of Wynn $1 HM just went for, I think, $115 at auction and that’s an easy overlabel. This isn’t.

But must agree if it’s an easy harvest there’s little risk.

 

[chippitydoodah]

I disagree. $15 - $50 profit potential.

A rack of Wynn $1 HM just went for, I think, $115 at auction and that’s an easy overlabel. This isn’t.

But must agree if it’s an easy harvest there’s little risk.

Weren't those Wynn chips the hooker juiced bike tires you grabbed up?

 

[dizzyChipper]

Were those Wynn chips the bike tires you grabbed up?

Nooo. My Wynn were nice but these were nicer.

Other hotels though.

 

[dizzyChipper]

Thread 'Wynn $1 - NM - Very Good Condition'
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/wynn-1-nm-very-good-condition.136330/

Ok they sold for $125.

 

[chippitydoodah]

If someone has a rack or twelve of this frac

Maybe they'd like some $1's to go with them

And they might be willing to buy 2 racks of minty chips for at least $300

 

[upNdown]

Seems like most 'harvest' chips are in better condition.

The picture shows white chips that have collected some dirt, but the edges look pretty damn sharp to me.

 

[Cratty]

If someone has a rack or twelve of this frac
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Maybe they'd like some $1's to go with them

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And they might be willing to buy 2 racks of minty chips for at least $300

Sounds like said person should consider just harvesting 1s from Rockford Hard Rock (I think they're still in decent shape on the tables). lol