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This is not a misprint. Have 2 barrels of a flatter red on the left. Want 2 barrels of radiant red as on the right. Sharp condition as shown. Perhaps someone out there has the opposite problem? I actually only need 10 radiant red shaped inlays to finish a rack. Let me know if you can help.

Yep. Done.

Last call before they hit the landfill. Who wants free racks? Heading to the post office tomorrow. Hopefully these are along for the ride.

A dutch auction may have been faster.

It just means they’re not name brand Paulson or Chipco. They are still racks for holding chips. If you currently have no racks, it’s hard to beat free. If you end up replacing with something better later, you can regift them.

8 cheapass racks. I think they came with a birdcage. I do not have measurements. 6 still in shrink wrap. 1 with slight crack (2nd rack in photo) 1 does not exactly match the other 7 (1st rack in photo). Free! Buyer pays MFRB shipping via PayPal F&F.

It’s a great club!

Your label design is good. The spot choices for denominations would normally either be all the same style or else follow a progression as the denoms increase. Your choices are bouncing all over.

I would consider flipping the upper and lower text bits so that the R A I in RAISE is crunched in instead of spread out. Already a lot of air between those letter pairs on a normal straight baseline, but on the outside of a circle it’s so open that it’s distracting.

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I need 2 racks of Bingo Palace $5s. :whistle: :whistling:

Can’t like this enough. Fake shaped inlays are tacky. Fake shaped inlay labels OVER real shaped inlays are an abomination.

For new members: buy this set, quit the forum...and you’re done.

What’s the story with the $1 No Cash Value? I can’t remember having seen that with a currency symbol before.

Respectfully, you haven’t fixed many of the problems with this auction. For example, you have at least 2 different types of $1s and no photo that makes it easy to see how many of each. Scandias are great chips, but there are many subtle variations which end up mattering. Without better photos...

Here’s how you do it @RocAFella1. You plant the seed of doubt. “I can’t believe those mixed inlays don’t tilt you.” And then you wait for the sale.