Not Mine Can anyone tell me the story on these? (1 Viewer)

[zo121179]

I know they’re plastic but I wanted to know a little more about who makes them and how easy they are to work with. Was wondering if they would be easy to mill and apply a label or if there was enough room there to cover the cold stamp.

Thanks in advance.

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/153593863483

 

[BGinGA]

search 'Langworthy'

 

[allforcharity]

My guess is you'll probably have to mill. The price on that set is probably right around actual market value, too.

 

[Kensco]

They are plastic and weigh in at about 7g. If you can find them used in the denominations you want they make for durable travel sets, or for use outdoors, over hard floors, etc.. Kardwell International has them at outrageous prices, they are worth only a couple cents apiece.

They are constructed of three pieces of thin plastic (an insert sandwiched between two shells) so milling is not an option, and the surface of the center of the chip is flush with the outer rim so labeling is not viable either.

 

[zo121179]

Thanks!

 

[warewulf]

Agree with the above. They're not terrible, but definitely not worth the price either. If they had a stamp I really liked and the breakdown was somehow perfect, I still wouldn't pay more than .10 cents each.