Fracs for Paulson Sets (2 Viewers)

[Newenne]

The ol' quarter-penny chip...

Is it a common oopsie over there?

 

[WedgeRock]

Is it a common oopsie over there?

Not common, but it happens from time to time.

 

[LinkyBabe]

The ol' quarter-penny chip...

I was too focused on the name... wondering if there's a Horseshoe Mike Hunt casino?

 

[Chips523]

 

[springbox]

After a little bit of research I've noticed that many of the Paulson casino chips do not have a .25 frac denomination. Makes sense that many casinos would not have used them but I'm curious for those who use them in their home games, do you just end up finding another chip to then relabel? If so does anyone have any good recommendations? I've seen a couple that have use the Paris $1s and they look incredible!

Relabeling other chips is the route I took. Hard to give a specific chip suggestion without knowing what it's going to be matched with, but expect to be paying $1~$3 per chip and then labeling costs on top of that. Removing the old labels and applying new ones yourself will save a lot of $$$, but can be an arduous process especially for certain chips. Also expect to damage a few if you're not experienced with it. Gear labels are the most popular on the forum, I know spinetti's now offers custom labels as well. Stickermule is cheaper than either, I believe, but might be trickier to work with.

I relabeled Bally's $1s and some Sunrise roulette chips for my Paris set. The Bally's were relatively easy, the roulettes were an absolute pain to get the old labels off of. Used gear labels which worked excellently, although the waitlist was long.

 

[allforcharity]

In the most self-serving post ever, Paulson Starbursts and similar chips can be easily acquired and used as non-denom fracs for lots of sets.

If only there were some for sale right now in a variety of colours and good condition....