For Sale Casino Dice (1 Viewer)

Anyone collect casino dice?
Matching #'s = $5.00/pair
Non Matching #'s = $3.00/pair
Singles = $1.00 each

Postage would be $5.00 per order. PM me if interested in any.

 

[Flopalopagus]

What’s the difference between the matching non matching and singles etc? I’m not up on my dice lingo but I might be interested in a few.

 

[Midwestchipper]

Newer dice have serial #'s. Matching pair of dice the numbers will be the same, non-matching will not and singles are just one die.

 

[Pinkdan]

Are these new or used? Do they have cancelation stamps on them?

 

[DirtyTIVA]

@betmorewinmore

 

[Sparkynutz]

Sending message-

 

[Midwestchipper]

All used and cancelled, most dice from casinos are

 

[Flopalopagus]

Ah good to know. Thank you. I will pass. Much appreciated though!

 

[Godzilla28]

@TheRealTeddyKGB

 

[TheRealTeddyKGB]

There is some crystallization on the orange/amber pair. I've been told this breakdown can infect other nearby dice so you might want to remove them from this group.

 

[Midwestchipper]

Yes, I know this, dice only together for posting. Newer dice do not breakdown as made from different material

 

[TheRealTeddyKGB]

Cellolose Nitrate is the old & Cellolose Acetate is the new. I for one hope you're correct that Acetate won't but from what I've heard from people in the industry is that they both can.

As nitrate hasn't been used for about 50 years do you know how old that amber pair is? I would love to know my collection is safe as mine are all post 1970

 

[Midwestchipper]

Don’t know the date of the Pioneer dice