Calling all Grand Casino Gulfport/Biloxi owners (1 Viewer)

GenghisKhan

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I'm looking to confirm the true colors of the T5 ncv in each of these 2 sets.

Everyone always refers to them both as fuschia. However some photos I've seen they don't look the same. (Probably the fault of age/Katrina).

1st pic is my Gulfport, and the 2nd pic is a another Gulfport from TheChipGuide.

3rd pic is a Biloxi from TheChipGuide.
4th pic @bentax1978 was nice enough to grab a nice pic of his Biloxi T5s with reference chips.
(His Biloxis at 3h and 9h were oiled).

The more I look at mine and Bentax1978's, they both look the same. Maybe hard times have made them darker when compared to a non played fuschia sample chip, and compared to the pics on the Chip Guide.

What say the experts? Same color?
(Basically I need 25 more Gulfport fuschia and wondering if the Biloxi is the same and can fill my need.)

Thanks!

Edit: Because not all cameras grab colors the same, I manipulated the color of my photo until it looked identical to the actual chip.

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The T5s are the old version of Rose. I confirmed this with @toad94 a few years ago, as he has a very complete Paulson color set. I think he even posted a pic of it on the blue wall. If both of us go digging through our files, I'm sure we could find it for you.
 
The T5s are the old version of Rose. I confirmed this with @toad94 a few years ago, as he has a very complete Paulson color set. I think he even posted a pic of it on the blue wall. If both of us go digging through our files, I'm sure we could find it for you.

Interesting. Even though I only have a new(er) Rose sample, it does look closer than Fuschia.

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FWIW, those used Biloxi T5 chips (now in Dan's possession) exactly match the colors of my used heavily-leaded Fuchsia chips from that same era. Dunno if I have any Rose chips from that period of time.
 

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