For Sale Chipco Riverside one of a kind Tournament set\ (1 Viewer)

[Michael Murphy]

Up for sale is a one of a kind 400 chip single table tournament set That Psypher1000 put together. The set consists of 240 original Chipco chips from the Riverside Casino in Tukwila, WA, and 160 Riverdale replicas. This set will support T10k starting stacks of 12/12/5/6 and includes a full re-buy for every player and enough extra $500 and $1000 chips for color-ups.
The breakdown consists of:
120 X $25 (original Chipco)
120 X $100 (original Chipco)
60 X $500 (Replica)
70 X $1000 ( Replica)
30 X $5000 ( Replica)
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400 Chips

In addition I will include 200 more Original $25 chips for free for a total of 600 chips.
Total price $180 shipped in a MFR box. Paypal friends and family only and only your name in the comments. No racks included but will chip in casino storage boxes.
I'm posting one of Psypher's pictures because I couldn't get one to come out that good, I hope he doesn't mind.

 

[Michael Murphy]

Bump

 

[Michael Murphy]

Bump...........Price Drop

 

[Michael Murphy]

Weekend bump......this set worked great in my first tournament, great way to get a tournament set without breaking the bank

 

[Michael Murphy]

Bump.................Price drop.
Great set for 1 table.

 

[Michael Murphy]

Bump... added a photo of in play...still available
Great price for a single table tournament set

 

[Potsie1]

Great set for a new chipper. Casino used, great price and original artwork from Sal. The chips have PCF history too! @Psypher1000 @OldWestPokerSupplies

 

[Michael Murphy]

Sale fell thru....available again

 

[namsupak]

Bump.. And If anyone is interested I have a bunch of 1s, 5s, and 25s, a few 100s from this set also.

 

[bostonjoe617]

Bump.. And If anyone is interested I have a bunch of 1s, 5s, and 25s, a few 100s from this set also.

Any pics?I was just thinking I'd be interested if it was a cash set

 

[Amarena Fabbri]

This is what the $1 chips looks like. These are cash game chips, at least the $25 and $100 are. The $500 and up are replicas (as noted). Note that these larger denomination chips do not say "Tukwila, WA" and list the name of the casino as Riverdale instead of Riverside. They also lack the "CI" logo from ChipCo. Makes me wonder if the company that produced the replica chips made the Riverside Casino aware, especially if $25 and $100 denominations were produced.

 

[Michael Murphy]

@Psypher1000
Care to weigh in here

 

[Psypher1000]

This is what the $1 chips looks like. These are cash game chips, at least the $25 and $100 are. The $500 and up are replicas (as noted). Note that these larger denomination chips do not say "Tukwila, WA" and list the name of the casino as Riverdale instead of Riverside. They also lack the "CI" logo from ChipCo. Makes me wonder if the company that produced the replica chips made the Riverside Casino aware, especially if $25 and $100 denominations were produced.
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A) No replicas of previous actual cash chips were made.
B) All ceramic Riverside chips were considered obsolete once I obtained them, so even if lower denom cash replicas were produced, their original brethren wouldn’t have been live at the time.
C) I requested that the replica chips intentionally had those differences included to help people more easily tell them from the originals, and to Satisfy Sal’s conscience.

 

[StevenM]

Bump.. And If anyone is interested I have a bunch of 1s, 5s, and 25s, a few 100s from this set also.

How many of each denomination do you have?

 

[ThatVeritas]

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