Sold Aluminumed THC chips (1 Viewer)

$5 chips are $15 each, $25 chips are $30 each. Buyer to pay for postage.

 

[Sprouty]

Stardust on the top left please

 

[gmunny]

Ill take the El Cortez $5.

What is the upper right $25? Hard to read it.

 

[AfterTheFact]

Ill take the El Cortez $5.

What is the upper right $25? Hard to read it.

Fremont Street $1

 

[softchewy]

What is the upper right $25? Hard to read it.

Hacienda

 

[H|Q]

I’d like the rest please

 

[AfterTheFact]

Sorry my mistake LOL, reading is hard.. missed the upper right “$25” part…

 

[Grandmasturkey]

can someone explain these to me, they arent CIC but they have an aluminum inlay pressed into the chip??

 

[gmunny]

can someone explain these to me, they arent CIC but they have an aluminum inlay pressed into the chip??

Yes, its a metal inlay pressed into the chip, though not sure how they attach it. I call it a Metal Center (MC), but not sure what the official name is. CIC refers to a Coin Inlay, though many people call it that.

 

[AfterTheFact]

Sorry for any confusion. I was trying to help ID a chip, not laying claim to it….

 

[TRKingChips]

can someone explain these to me, they arent CIC but they have an aluminum inlay pressed into the chip??

Paulson made these MI ( metal inlay ) type chips mostly in the 1970’s . Many are dated on the aluminum center . For example - the Garden City
BMI ( Brass Metal Inlay ) chips - so called because the color is anodized brass - have “ 876 “ on the metal inlay which stands for August 1976 .
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Anodized aluminum centers - explanation :
Aluminum alloys are anodized to increase
corrosion resistance and to allow dyeing ( coloring ) . There is a chart for anodized aluminum colors .
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Some of the “ colors “ that Paulson used were
Red - Black - Blue - Silver - Brass
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