Does anyone know anything about this chip? (1 Viewer)

[Hokuto789]

A friend of mine recently acquired the chip pictured below from a friend of mine.

1st picture
Paulson's hot stamp with no face value.
It is stamped "GAMING EQUIPMENTJAGUAR."

2nd picture
Non-Paulson, chip believed to be 43mm.

A friend of mine said he didn't know where it was.
If anyone knows, please comment.

 

[Colquhoun]

The second one looks like a Matsui plastic chip. It’s high-end casino plastic, not the abs-dice-chip plastic.
As far as the provenance, I’ll leave that to the experts.

 

[AWenger]

Here's what I know about the Paulson chips...dibs! Ok, now that that's out of the way , the colors look like a match to one of the versions of the Paulson Private Cardroom 25 chip below. The colors & spot patterns on Paulson home & fantasy series chips were use for, and could be selected by non-casino customers who ordered custom sets from Paulson back in the day.

I don't know anything about the "Jaguar Gaming Equipment" or origin of the chips.

 

[Hokuto789]

Here's what I know about the Paulson chips...dibs! Ok, now that that's out of the way , the colors look like a match to one of the versions of the Paulson Private Cardroom 25 chip below. The colors & spot patterns on Paulson home & fantasy series chips were use for, and could be selected by non-casino customers who ordered custom sets from Paulson back in the day.

I don't know anything about the "Jaguar Gaming Equipment" or origin of the chips.

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I see…
As I recall, I saw a roulette layout once that had "Jaguar" written on it.
Maybe it has something to do with that.
Thank you for a comment!

 

[mipevi]

1st picture: 100% Paulson. Perhaps old advertisement chips for a gaming equipment company called Jaguar.

2nd picture: Not Matsui. Chinese junk pretending to be a better class of chip.

 

[LeLe]

2nd picture: Not Matsui. Chinese junk pretending to be a better class of chip.

Correct, I believe they are from the Chinese vendor Lange

 

[allforcharity]

Those plastic chips in the second picture have some real damage or manufacturing defect on them. The "recess" where the metal slug is supposed to be is totally uneven.