Chips identity (1 Viewer)

[nightbird]

Anyone knows what these chips are and what they are worth? Thx

 

[ChipEnvy]

No idea. But I like them! Try thechipboard.com

 

[abby99]

They're from the Aviation Club de France, which closed in 2014. Check out this page on the Museum of Gaming History (aka The Chip Guide) website. There is one chip with the same ACF logo and the notation ACFPoker.fr, the same as your chips. They're clearly tournament chips (no currency sign) and may have been used during one or more of the WPT stops at the ACF.

Sorry, no idea on the value. If you strike out at The Chip Board, perhaps one of our French members might be able to help.

 

[semsallem]

Those chips were not used at ACF. They were gifts or you could win the chips in the internet poker room. They are in plastic but not B&G, Matsui or Bud Jones. They don't cost a lot

 

[semsallem]

@nightbird if you want some, I think @Whitewolf777 have some

 

[nightbird]

@nightbird if you want some, I think @Whitewolf777 have some

Thank you for the heads up. But i was just curious about the origin of the chips. Not looking to buy any

 

[Whitewolf777]

These bear the ACF online poker site logo.
They were available in very small numbers as samsalem stated as prize to winners in large ACF tournanment and online tournament.
I am pretty sure they were never played in an official game in the ACF and were designed to be used in home games.
They are plastic based (probably china made) chips. Not low quality, but not anything fancy either.
I have a set of these. I was planning on keeping them due to rarity, but would consider parting with them.
If you have a sample, I recommend keeping them, as they might become collector items.
There value is probably around what china clay exchanges for. It can be argued if ACF collectors would pay a little more to acquire them, but I would not bet my life on this.

 

[Quicksilver-75]

A blue 5? Sacrilege!! or should I say Sacrebleu!