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I have one barrel of hot stamped tournament NCV 500s. I don't remember when or where I got them or what I paid. Never played. BCC web mold. Sorry for the poor lighting in picture.

Two barrels cleaned with mild dish soap dish solution and then magic eraser on the perimeter. One barrel before cleaning, for comparison.

The greens are like new. The red, white, and yellow show green flecks (verdigris? Mold?) and have basically no hot stamp left. I think someone used oxi on them at some point.

Welcome and greetings from NoVa (Falls Church City).

Even better, he included the rack of yellows for another $10. It all works out to just under $0.25/chip, shipped.

Well I'll clean them up when they get here and then see what they look like without the grime.

I didn't see this thread before, but I am the buyer of the E&C chips.

Well, I got an email about this because I had previously searched for vintage poker chips. I put in a modest bid and won for just a few dollars over the starting bid. Thoughts...

I don't know whether I'd say they are "the best for new players" because everybody likes different things, and is willing to spend different amounts for what they like. My opinion (worth what you paid for it) is that Milanos are the best choice for new chips at that price point. But they have a...

excellent price. make sure all the labels are pressed on firmly (no bubbles), then wash them in warm water with just a few drops of dish soap, using a child's soft toothbrush to clean anything out of the crevices. then they can take a light mineral oiling, and then just handle them, handle them...

Not needing any today, but have purchased from you before and of course still have them. I was worried I might not have the minimum number of posts for PCF price, but I think I'm good. Thank you for keeping this beautiful design alive.

I have no doubt, same guy. Known him since college. "Give blood, play rugby." "Beer me."

I have a sneaking suspicion your friend andy is also my friend andy. if he knows what SC+WS means, it's the same guy.

dammit, now you've got me mathing. say I would have dropped $1,000 on 1,000 chips at $1/each. if they drop the price 10%, then they are 90c/each. $1,000/90c = 1,111 chips. so I get 11.1% more, not 10% more.

Count me in, please. i'll come back later to edit/add photo. (1 table, 10 seats)

is this statement re: poker or ice cream?

US 5,312,104 and US 5,362,053, even if they could otherwise have had later expiration dates, each had a terminal disclaimer filed and would have expired no later than August 13, 2008. These are not "live" patents that can be asserted; anyone can freely practice what they teach. Expired patents...

um.... i'm a patent attorney, and i did a little looking around. i found a number of their old patents, but i have NOT yet found any which are not already expired. can you please share the numbers of whatever patents you believe they might try to assert/enforce? the whole point of our patent...

sale pending.

it seems crazy that a playable set, real clay, interesting mold, doesn't even get 20c/chip.