Are Bcc chips like THC chips (1 Viewer)

[tatertot]

Thanks for the info. I think that if they are Christy and Jones that's not a bad thing. I have had these for over 35 years and they may older than that. My brother found these in a house he rented.

 

[ssanel54]

Thanks for the info. I think that if they are Christy and Jones that's not a bad thing. I have had these for over 35 years and they may older than that. My brother found these in a house he rented.

no one ever said they were bad. They are great, and have some history to boot.

maybe just different if you are trying to compare them to something else

 

[tatertot]

no one ever said they were bad. They are great, and have some history to boot.

maybe just different if you are trying to compare them to something else

Yes i think they are great and thank you for the info on them.

 

[doughboy63]

Yea, I have both. Lol!

I agree with you, and since I got these early on the road to Paulsons, I never really liked them. But I also agree with Brie here, sharp edges, feel awesome, just something about the light feeling didn't work for me.

I ended up with a whole bunch of these BCC chips.
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Dibs

 

[doughboy63]

I have a MTT set of BCC sun mold fun nights. They are nice chips. Yes leaded paulsons are nicer, but BCC are great chips and normally can be had for great value compared to Paulson.

 

[Jeevansluck]

Dibs

Dibs

Here is what I found, as this thread made me dig them out. They were literally buried and forgotten til today.

 

[BGinGA]

Christy and jones is what used to be paulson, still the same clay mould etc

Uh, no. Christy & Jones (i.e., Bud Jones) originally sold gaming equipment (1955-1965) including chips produced by Burt Co. using molds owned by C&J (who designed and owned the original Top Hat & Cane mold).

C&J later sold the mold to Paulson after Bud Jones left and the company dissolved. Paulson continued to sell THC chips made by Burt Co. using the mold for several years until they moved chip production in-house and started using their own process, materials, and (new) molds around 1975.

 

[doughboy63]

Here is what I found, as this thread made me dig them out. They were literally buried and forgotten til today.
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is that a barrel of an arc yellow equivalent for BCC?

 

[Jeevansluck]

is that a barrel of an arc yellow equivalent for BCC?

Not sure, but he's a closer pic of the barrel in question..

 

[doughboy63]

I think it’s the “normal” orange.