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Not Mine Errrr what? (1 Viewer)
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Eloe2000
Straight Flush
Can I eat it?
Looks like it was near a fire, softened and then was hand-molded into shape.
You guys have seen Traffic, right?
It's cocaine.
It's cocaine.
RadicusScout
Flush
We weren’t supposed to say that out loud.
Eloe2000
Straight Flush
9.5g at $100... snap buy!
Seriously, could this be an unpressed chip that has aged and dried out?
From Chip guide...
On the Chipguide it says that spot version might have been a prototype, so it may have been left unpressed on purpose before their house mold was done. More likely it was just a mistake, though.
Eloe2000
Straight Flush
The inlay has no texture, so I lean towards the fact that it was never pressed and missed the last step.
OP
OP
That’s p p cool
colter ripton
Full House
Yeah that's really cool
I wish I collected singles. 
legend672
Full House
That looks so cool.
Looks like it was stuck in a pool skimmer.
For about 12 years.
For about 12 years.
If somebody here picked this up it could actually be a great way to analyze the material that makes up Paulson clay, and some other aspects of the manufacturing process, like label composition and a general idea of how their spot punches worked.
ekricket
Royal Flush
What pure TSP will do to your chips
12thMan
Full House
buffalojim
Royal Flush
Fascinating. Looks like Play-Doh, and I totally want to eat it.
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Wow this is fascinating. Would totally watch a documentary on chip making
chipinla
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This is amazing to see. I know I personally had no idea exactly how a chip was made. Help me out if I’m wrong, it almost looks like the main chip is made, then the stripes are filled in? Then it’s pressed? How is this not a documentary on Netflix yet?
Eloe2000
Straight Flush
Mmm cookies
Silver_Fiend
Flush
It been fossilized!
CrazyEddie
Full House
CrazyEddie
Full House
As dearly as I'd love to watch it, this is actually prohibited by law. David Spragg from Classic Poker Chips has mentioned a few times that as a licensed Nevada gaming equipment supplier he is forbidden from revealing very much at all about his production processes. That's one of the reasons why so much of what we know about the history and manufacture of poker chips is shrouded in fog and mystery.
Super cool, would make a pretty unique card capper for sure. Not sure I’d be overly keen at that price though.
Grandmasturkey
Flush
I'm thinking about it...it would be a nice addition to have in my chip making quest, @GianThaMan brought my attention to it.
Here's the link:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/BALLYS-100...-/164866520945?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286
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