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LeLe
4 of a Kind
Hi FGF,
Welcome to PCF
I remember The Winner Club Chip are no mold 47mm oversized chip make by Paulson, they are worth quite a few dollars per chip depending of the condition
More photos from different angle will help
Welcome to PCF
I remember The Winner Club Chip are no mold 47mm oversized chip make by Paulson, they are worth quite a few dollars per chip depending of the condition
More photos from different angle will help
FGF4417
Waiting List
Hello and welcome!
Oversize Winner Club are a definite collector's item around here.
I think the Harrah's are brass core, very heavy, don't see them very often.
Oversize Winner Club are a definite collector's item around here.
I think the Harrah's are brass core, very heavy, don't see them very often.
Ben8257
Royal Flush
Seeking Alpha Social Club
4 of a Kind
Welcome!
If you are looking to sell, i would take the barrel of blue $10ks depending on price.
If you are looking to sell, i would take the barrel of blue $10ks depending on price.
Seeking Alpha Social Club
4 of a Kind
As far as what they are worth. Here is a link to what I think is the latest sale on the orange $10ks. Blue and green $10k would probably be similar and the white $50k would be more because they are 50mm chips.
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/winner-club-10-000-spotted.67831/
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/winner-club-10-000-spotted.67831/
Phish1321
Full House
Hello and welcome to PCF.
Seeking Alpha Social Club
4 of a Kind
Here's an honest assessment of what you have. IMHO, you would have trouble selling all the Winner Clubs together at a decent price. It's not playable and the labels cannot be removed to relabel to another set. However, the full barrels (20 chips) are desirable to people, like me, who would use them to top off their sets.
If you sell, here's what I recommend.
1. Sell anything that you have less than a barrel (less than 20) offered up as singles. But be careful NOT to break up barrels just to sell a handful of singles. People will beg you to break a barrel, but DON'T DO IT!! You could be stuck with 17 singles you can't sell, and then also wouldn't be able to sell as a full barrel. Trust me, I spent YEARS chasing 1 chip to finish off my $50k rack. It ain't worth it.
2. Sell the full barrels in separate auctions (with a reserve price you are comfortable with). I recommend separate because that will help you maximize value depending on demand. For example, I am imterested in the blue $10ks, but woun't bid if I have to buy all of them just for the 20 chips I want. AND....I suspect I am well known for drinking tequila and bidding the crap out of chips I'm interested in.
I also recommend auctions because they give people like me, that aren't on here all the time, a chance to bid, which will also help you maximize price. Win/win.
I suspect you'll get PMs telling you that auctions are the tool of the devil, followed by an offer. But just like being in a bar drunk....resist the ones with no teeth no matter how good they look after 10 shots.
Worst case scenario. If you don't meet the reserve price in an auction, then you can still sell them as singles if you want.
If you sell, here's what I recommend.
1. Sell anything that you have less than a barrel (less than 20) offered up as singles. But be careful NOT to break up barrels just to sell a handful of singles. People will beg you to break a barrel, but DON'T DO IT!! You could be stuck with 17 singles you can't sell, and then also wouldn't be able to sell as a full barrel. Trust me, I spent YEARS chasing 1 chip to finish off my $50k rack. It ain't worth it.
2. Sell the full barrels in separate auctions (with a reserve price you are comfortable with). I recommend separate because that will help you maximize value depending on demand. For example, I am imterested in the blue $10ks, but woun't bid if I have to buy all of them just for the 20 chips I want. AND....I suspect I am well known for drinking tequila and bidding the crap out of chips I'm interested in.
I also recommend auctions because they give people like me, that aren't on here all the time, a chance to bid, which will also help you maximize price. Win/win.
I suspect you'll get PMs telling you that auctions are the tool of the devil, followed by an offer. But just like being in a bar drunk....resist the ones with no teeth no matter how good they look after 10 shots.
Worst case scenario. If you don't meet the reserve price in an auction, then you can still sell them as singles if you want.
LeLe
4 of a Kind
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Best Advise you can getHere's an honest assessment of what you have. IMHO, you would have trouble selling all the Winner Clubs together at a decent price. It's not playable and the labels cannot be removed to relabel to another set. However, the full barrels (20 chips) are desirable to people, like me, who would use them to top off their sets.
If you sell, here's what I recommend.
1. Sell anything that you have less than a barrel (less than 20) offered up as singles. But be careful NOT to break up barrels just to sell a handful of singles. People will beg you to break a barrel, but DON'T DO IT!! You could be stuck with 17 singles you can't sell, and then also wouldn't be able to sell as a full barrel. Trust me, I spent YEARS chasing 1 chip to finish off my $50k rack. It ain't worth it.
2. Sell the full barrels in separate auctions (with a reserve price you are comfortable with). I recommend separate because that will help you maximize value depending on demand. For example, I am imterested in the blue $10ks, but woun't bid if I have to buy all of them just for the 20 chips I want. AND....I suspect I am well known for drinking tequila and bidding the crap out of chips I'm interested in.
I also recommend auctions because they give people like me, that aren't on here all the time, a chance to bid, which will also help you maximize price. Win/win.
I suspect you'll get PMs telling you that auctions are the tool of the devil, followed by an offer. But just like being in a bar drunk....resist the ones with no teeth no matter how good they look after 10 shots.
Worst case scenario. If you don't meet the reserve price in an auction, then you can still sell them as singles if you want.
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FGF4417
Waiting List
hello and thank you for the greeting i have a very large amount of the harras 1$ and yes they are brass core but im having a hard time getting actual pricing on all the chips i inherited
FGF4417
Waiting List
how much would you sell the blue 10ks for? I know a very silly question to ask a potential buyer.Here's an honest assessment of what you have. IMHO, you would have trouble selling all the Winner Clubs together at a decent price. It's not playable and the labels cannot be removed to relabel to another set. However, the full barrels (20 chips) are desirable to people, like me, who would use them to top off their sets.
If you sell, here's what I recommend.
1. Sell anything that you have less than a barrel (less than 20) offered up as singles. But be careful NOT to break up barrels just to sell a handful of singles. People will beg you to break a barrel, but DON'T DO IT!! You could be stuck with 17 singles you can't sell, and then also wouldn't be able to sell as a full barrel. Trust me, I spent YEARS chasing 1 chip to finish off my $50k rack. It ain't worth it.
2. Sell the full barrels in separate auctions (with a reserve price you are comfortable with). I recommend separate because that will help you maximize value depending on demand. For example, I am imterested in the blue $10ks, but woun't bid if I have to buy all of them just for the 20 chips I want. AND....I suspect I am well known for drinking tequila and bidding the crap out of chips I'm interested in.
I also recommend auctions because they give people like me, that aren't on here all the time, a chance to bid, which will also help you maximize price. Win/win.
I suspect you'll get PMs telling you that auctions are the tool of the devil, followed by an offer. But just like being in a bar drunk....resist the ones with no teeth no matter how good they look after 10 shots.
Worst case scenario. If you don't meet the reserve price in an auction, then you can still sell them as singles if you want.
I couldnt give you a price on the brass Harrahs because I’ve never seen them sold in quantity. Honestly, I don’t think I’ve ever seen them sold as singles, either. But I’ve seen plenty of them. They’re typically found as singles in lots of mismatched chips that generally nobody wants.
This isn’t to say that your chips are worthless. To the contrary, if you have them in playable quantities, I’m sure somebody here would want them. But I can’t imagine what they’re worth.
What is “very large amount?”
FGF4417
Waiting List
Just1Better
Flush
Hello and welcome. Do you know if the person you inherited these chips from was a member here? Won't affect the price, just curious.
Seeking Alpha Social Club
4 of a Kind
Personally, I wouldn't sell because they are part of my keeper set. But for you looking to sell, I think this is the best proxy (see link below). I recommend auctioning them with a starting reseve bid of $100 or $120 for the barrel, and then see where they go from there.
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/winner-club-10-000-spotted.67831/
Edit: you can search other sales and it looks like $5 to $6 per chip gor Winner Clubs is the typical price.
FGF4417
Waiting List
no he wasnt hes passed away like 12 years ago but he was an avid collector and was a player multiple times on the world series of poker
Dem winners clubs.... Yummy
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