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It looks like MD-49 Diamond mold: http://www.antiquegamblingchips.com/molddesign_geometric.htm#md49 This thread helps distinguish between diamond mold (MD-49) and the ubiquitous super diamond / marion diamond / other diamond plastic molds...

Once the $5 was oiled, it was by FAR, the star of the show. As far as itself, this was my 2nd least favorite chip (the 1 was my least favorite and still is because I can’t get the stains off the edges), but once I oiled it, this $5 stole the show. It looks so antique to me that’s it’s just the...

Thank you for this great instruction! I can’t wait to try it on my incoming order of pharaohs. If I am understanding correctly, I condensed your method so I can easily reference when I get started. Please let me know if I am missing something. Preparation: Clean chips with warm water and Dawn...

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Leaded National Casino Calgary Paulson THC set 1,236 pieces ($1s are C&J). The 50c, $5s, and $25s are over 10g and are Paulson SCV/LCV; the $1s are C&J and about 9.5g/chip. $5,000 $4,000 shipped US, international option but buyer pays for extra costs. 400x 50c (EX/VG+ paulson THC, strong...

Another chip in my "own a few affordable examples of the best chips EVER in each color" quest arrived recently. Gave it a clean with some Fels Naptha, gave it a dose of mineral oil, and man, this thing POPs. Definitely definitely one of the best pink chips ever to grace the halls of a casino.

I’d suggest that’s still too much oil; they should look darker, but not glossy or wet. Here’s a recap of a post I made a while back: This is how much I used per CPC barrel and it worked well. Just a quick tip of the bottle onto the microfiber rag. If I got too much on my rag, I’d angle it so I...

Happened to my empress $25s and I barely put any oil on them I used a qtip on them

Hi PCF, I'm fairly new as a chip collector. After sourcing samples from multiple people, I fell for the B&G chips. I have now managed to collect a decent amount of them. Unfortunately a couple were in quite rough shape. So I thought "Why not give it a shot and try to clean them". And so I did...

Oil your CPC's, but only the edges. There's no need to oil the faces. I don't know why that is, but every ASM or CPC chip I've ordered (16k now) hasn't seen a noticeable improvement from oiling the faces. You also don't need that much oil. I'm sure there are people here who will protest, but...

The franchise is expanding! What great projects! Congrats Matt! :tup: No surprise given the Nakatomi theme, but I've always seen the logo as that of a samurai clan. The version you reimagined makes me think of it even more.

Just hate how long it takes the oiling isnt that bad is the drying each chip hurts the hands after a while I need to find a better way

Even with laminated labels, if they aren't applied during the compression stage of chip manufacture then they could be susceptible to oil and water seepage, which, over time, could weaken the adhesive. It is a legitimate concern, but, not likely to be a big issue. Longterm soaking and excessive...

I believe WD-40 contains mineral oil so could definitely have oiled the chips at the same time as removing residue. If you didn't notice any discoloration or change to the chip condition on application, then it's probably fine. I've put NANPR on a chip and have it instantly change color and...

All of my tournament sets are set up to handle 3 tables of 8 players. I do a quirky thing with my tournament sets though. I have a T5 set (5/20/100/500) and a T25 set (25/100/500/2000) within this order. They play virtually identical but it allows me to have a Red chip which which is my favorite...

For the ones, its white vs bright white yes?

1. Red Devil TSP/90 but by necessity must switch to Lundmark. 1 tbsp powder for every litre of water, usually use 3L. 2. 43C, how long depends on how dirty the chip, usually 1-2 minutes, though have gone longer. Sometimes 37C for red chips. 3. I oil all my chips after, so the degree of fade...

Clay composite is marketing mumbo-jumbo for injection-molded plastic. Putting any oil on plastic will not soak in, but may appear to make the surface more attractive, because it’s just scattering light. Similar to Armor-all on a plastic dashboard. The reason mineral oil is used on true clay...

my personal experience with sharpening knives is that mineral oil may be slightly polishing when compressing it. I have been doing experiments on China Clays with mineral oil +alchool cleaning+silicone oil or grease (instead of mineral oil)+long time to dry on the rack. The idea is that silicone...