Sold Auction: BCC Grand Cardroom (GCR) Tourney Set (625 Chips) (3 Viewers)

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I never thought this day would come.
Up for auction is a 625-chip set of the very rare BCC Grand Cardroom (GCR) hotstamped chips with a slightly tweaked version of the sensational @bluesman250 spot patterns and colors. These came from what was probably the last GB ever by the now GPI-owned and closed Blue Chip Company. Plenty of info about these here on PCF and elsewhere in the chip forum world.

I think the GCRs need no introduction, but as you can see, the colors are vivid and sensational, and the spots are magnificent. Bluesman's design simply hit it out of the park, and you'll be hard-pressed to find another spotted custom set this extraordinary.

Breakdown:

140 x T25
140 x T100
100 x T500
120 x T1,000
100 x T5,000
25 x T25,000

Chips are in as new condition and I've never used them. (I've never even taken the entire set out of the racks let alone oiled them.) Edges are razor sharp, and chips are for all intents and purposes, as new. Clamshell racks included, as pictured.

Over the years, I have received many PMs and posts about these chips, and many, many offers. Given their rarity and desirability, I've decided to auction them to give all a shot at them.

Bidding starts at $800. Shipping will be added to the final auction price (shipping will reflect USPS flat rate priority box and will include signature requirement and insurance). Payment via Paypal; buyer pays all Paypal fees.

This auction is going to run with my version of @72o's rules.

Rules:

- All bids are to be placed openly in this thread (no PM bids allowed).
- Bid is for entire set.
- Bids in minimum increments of $10.
- Edited bid posts will be voided.
- No shipping to P.O. boxes.
- International PCF'ers are welcome to bid (a) as long as you are a current PCF member as of the start time with at least 15 posts (or if not, otherwise seek my approval) and (b) you pick up all applicable shipping/handling costs & fees.
- Auction closes Tuesday, March 15th at 4:00pm EDT (note that daylight savings starts this weekend) and incorporates the "5 minutes after last closing bid rule". Highest bid before 4pm will win the auction unless there is a bid within 5 minutes of closing time. Then the closing time will be 5 min. after that last bid was posted. For example, if someone bids at 3:55pm on next Tuesday and no one bids after, then the auction ends at 4:00pm. Done! If there is a bid at 3:58pm, then that bid is good until 4:03. And more bids can ensue until 5 minutes time has passed without a bid. This eliminates last second sniping.
- I reserve the right to change the rules at any time,
but will do so with the intent of running a fair auction.
- For the same reason, I also reserve the right to cancel the auction at any time and/or void any/all bids.
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Tommy and PCF are in no way responsible for any actions in this auction.

Thanks, and good luck! Feel free to ask me any questions.

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Note: the below splash pot photo shows the FDL cranberry chips, which are not part of this sale. This sale includes the T25K cranberries.

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Won't all you Johns step out of the woodwork already and bid like 3 grand so that I won't have to consider getting into this auction?

The colors are so stunning no one even mentions the GCR Stamp, GOAT stamp in my opinion
You know, I think it's the stamp that really makes the chip. The whole uniformly-colored-chip set scheme really works because of the stamp: the reflection of the gold and the circle shape of the stamp is like staring into the light of the sun. It all comes from the stamp, because without that star, the prism of the living eye wouldn't be able to absorb light and redistribute it into the explosion of possibility expressed in the living, breathing color. Yes, imbued in these chips is the moment when life first opened it's eye and gazed upon creation.

Be weary that these chips are too holy to own. These relics true purpose is as a sacrifice to the Gods.
 
Just curious as to why the 4pm time spot to end the auction. I would think you'd get more action with an evening end time. 7 or 8 pm.

Just my 2 cents. I just know i've missed a couple of auctions when i get busy with work and completely forget.

Gorgeous chips by the way and GLWS.
 
Just curious as to why the 4pm time spot to end the auction. I would think you'd get more action with an evening end time. 7 or 8 pm.

Just my 2 cents. I just know i've missed a couple of auctions when i get busy with work and completely forget.

Gorgeous chips by the way and GLWS.

That's a fair point and I agree. But I guess I was balancing the end time with three primary time zones in mind: West Coast, East Coast and our European friends. This seemed to strike the right balance for most of our participants, timezone-wise. Any later in the day and @Puggy would have to stay up until the wee hours. Viking or not, he needs his sleep! :D
 
That's a fair point and I agree. But I guess I was balancing the end time with three primary time zones in mind: West Coast, East Coast and our European friends. This seemed to strike the right balance for most of our participants, timezone-wise. Any later in the day and @Puggy would have to stay up until the wee hours. Viking or not, he needs his sleep! :D


I forgot about those West Coasters...hmmm so maybe move end time to 9pm eastern then. IF they really want them. lets make them earn them.:LOL: :laugh:

Plus.... 9pm means i'll have a couple of beers and who knows what kind of bidding will happen!!! Yeah, maybe 4pm is good.
 
$1370

Aaaaand that should do it. I'm sure no one else will wanna pay more for a few little pieces of colorful clay. Move on people, there's nothing else to see here. ;)
 
Just curious as to why the 4pm time spot to end the auction. I would think you'd get more action with an evening end time. 7 or 8 pm.

Just my 2 cents. I just know i've missed a couple of auctions when i get busy with work and completely forget.

Gorgeous chips by the way and GLWS.


For me, I lose out on all auctions that end after work hours. Since I sit at computer, business hours are always best for me. Also, I think the chance of someone logging in and missing this one in particular is almost none. Big purchase, long auction, people have their guns ready.
 
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For me, I lose out on all auctions that end after work hours. Since I sit at computer, business hours are always best for me. Also, I think the chance of someone logging in and missing this one in particular is almost none. Big purchase, long auction, people have their guns ready.
^^^ yup same here.
 
Lifesavers. That's what this set reminds me of. Couldn't figure it out for a minute. Beautiful, delicious lifesavers.
It's a lot of the colors from the original 5 flavor assortment. Too bad they didn't have a blue lifesaver. That blue one might be my favorite.
 
Chips are in as new condition and I've never used them. (I've never even taken the entire set out of the racks let alone oiled them.)


I read this sentence and comprehend it, then I look at the pictures and can't understand what I've just read, I had no idea colors could pop like that without the tried and true method of baby seal oil applied with chinchilla fur and then buffed out with unicorn tears.

Holy fucksville these are beautiful chips, good luck with your auction gopher and congratulations to whoever ends up with these!
 
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