djriley
Two Pair
This one is a bit of a catch and release. I'm taking a break from chipping - not the first time, won't be the last. Just concentrating on other interests for now. That being said, I will be keeping a few sets Tropicana (cash) and Ritz and Discovery Cruise (tournament), but feel I should release a couple sets. I already have a nice Cleveland Horseshoe set listed in the classifieds, and this one will be my last listing.
Coastal Gaming set. The Coastal Gaming group operated a day cruise in association with the Seminole Indian Casino. The ship first sailed in 1997 out of Tampa (Florida), traveling beyond the 3-mile line where gaming is legal. After several run-ins with the law ranging from operating too close to shore to allegations of outright cheating players, the venture shut down for good around 2007.
Great chips, THC, leaded, shaped inlays and less than $2 per chip. I thought it was an amazing deal when I bought the set, and I still feel that way. See pictures for chip condition, but the chips are in great shape. There is some slight warping in some of the $25s (I think less than half of the $25s have this issue). I will factor this in my final pricing. Here's what I have - 937 total chips. These counts are accurate, there are a 20 x $25s and 2 x $1s buried in the stacks of pictured $5s.
328 x $1
378 x $5
191 x $25
40 x $100
Asking $1,750 for the 937 chips. Only spitting if all chips are accounted for. Domestic U.S. only, and I'll use FedEx (I don't trust USPS right now). Shipping will be $30, I'll cover the difference (assuming FedEx will be greater than $30).
Coastal Gaming set. The Coastal Gaming group operated a day cruise in association with the Seminole Indian Casino. The ship first sailed in 1997 out of Tampa (Florida), traveling beyond the 3-mile line where gaming is legal. After several run-ins with the law ranging from operating too close to shore to allegations of outright cheating players, the venture shut down for good around 2007.
Great chips, THC, leaded, shaped inlays and less than $2 per chip. I thought it was an amazing deal when I bought the set, and I still feel that way. See pictures for chip condition, but the chips are in great shape. There is some slight warping in some of the $25s (I think less than half of the $25s have this issue). I will factor this in my final pricing. Here's what I have - 937 total chips. These counts are accurate, there are a 20 x $25s and 2 x $1s buried in the stacks of pictured $5s.
328 x $1
378 x $5
191 x $25
40 x $100
Asking $1,750 for the 937 chips. Only spitting if all chips are accounted for. Domestic U.S. only, and I'll use FedEx (I don't trust USPS right now). Shipping will be $30, I'll cover the difference (assuming FedEx will be greater than $30).
