May 23, 2026 Replies: 6 $170 shipped OBO 170 $25 chips from the Americana Aruba. Some of the chips have some staining on the inlays. Edges look pretty good. Attachments IMG_7419.webp 114.5 KB · Views: 177 IMG_7420.webp 163.3 KB · Views: 172 Last edited: May 23, 2026
$170 shipped OBO 170 $25 chips from the Americana Aruba. Some of the chips have some staining on the inlays. Edges look pretty good.
CardRally 3 of a Kind Joined Nov 13, 2024 Messages 576 Reaction score 690 Rewards 534 Location Illinois 10 0 0 May 23, 2026 #2 I’ve never seen those oreo edges before. Very cool.
Godzilla28 4 of a Kind Supporter Joined Nov 8, 2014 Messages 5,093 Reaction score 14,284 Rewards 127 Location San Jose, CA 194 0 0 May 23, 2026 #3 Yeah, I've never seen these before. What kind of mold is that?
JWC Full House Supporter Pro Joined Aug 8, 2016 Messages 4,103 Reaction score 10,904 Rewards 786 Location NV 453 0 0 May 23, 2026 #4 Dibs. PM sent.
ovo Royal Flush Supporter Joined Nov 6, 2014 Messages 11,075 Reaction score 14,385 Rewards 514 Location santa cruz, ca 273 0 0 May 24, 2026 #5 plastic ? what is that , a creamy center
CardRally 3 of a Kind Joined Nov 13, 2024 Messages 576 Reaction score 690 Rewards 534 Location Illinois 10 0 0 May 24, 2026 #6 According to my research they are most likely Matcha Mold (MD-106). Center is buttercream. Here is the only comp I could find:
According to my research they are most likely Matcha Mold (MD-106). Center is buttercream. Here is the only comp I could find:
Gus 3 of a Kind Supporter Pro Joined Nov 23, 2024 Messages 748 Reaction score 1,290 Rewards 497 Location Minnesota, USA 44 0 0 May 24, 2026 #7 I’d have to check my notes but I think the center is metal for weight, then clay is sandwiched onto it Very few were made because of manufacturing defects I think. Also no edge spots possible given how they’re constructed. Most commonly called “double broken circle”
I’d have to check my notes but I think the center is metal for weight, then clay is sandwiched onto it Very few were made because of manufacturing defects I think. Also no edge spots possible given how they’re constructed. Most commonly called “double broken circle”