Casino Dinant? John Huckley (1 Viewer)

[Timportant19]

These are offered to me, anyone can tell me about them? Believe they’re from a belgian casino

 

[BKisback]

On sale at Spinettis - no manufacturer listed. Matsui made or makes coin inlay, as well as Bud Jones, but there may be other Euro-based manufacturers.

https://spinettisgaming.com/product...Pfcx_Y-QiVj238QcFOxl_yEnomlHgy4sjl5ZvadqvgnlC

 

[cpac54]

On sale at Spinettis - no manufacturer listed. Matsui made or makes coin inlay, as well as Bud Jones, but there may be other Euro-based manufacturers.

https://spinettisgaming.com/product...Pfcx_Y-QiVj238QcFOxl_yEnomlHgy4sjl5ZvadqvgnlC

Appear to be Bud Jones. Same mold as the Condado Plaza Casino chips from Puerto Rico that were on here a few years (or so) ago.

 

[Timportant19]

On sale at Spinettis - no manufacturer listed. Matsui made or makes coin inlay, as well as Bud Jones, but there may be other Euro-based manufacturers.

https://spinettisgaming.com/product...Pfcx_Y-QiVj238QcFOxl_yEnomlHgy4sjl5ZvadqvgnlC

So looks like they’re quite valuable actually? Didn’t think so.

 

[BKisback]

Well, Spinettis' singles prices are a lot higher than typical quantity per-chip prices. There are plenty of Condado coin inlays, for example, sold around maybe $2 apiece.

 

[Timportant19]

Well, Spinettis' singles prices are a lot higher than typical quantity per-chip prices. There are plenty of Condado coin inlays, for example, sold around maybe $2 apiece.

$2 a piece is a lot more for the 0.50$ a piece I’d value them at. But yeah ofcourse. Thanks

 

[upNdown]

I'd be more concerned if that is the breakdown. It seems unplayable for tournament play. But maybe if spinettis has them, you could add on.