Help Identifying Hot-stamps from an Estate Sale (1 Viewer)

[dylpickle]

Got this pic from someone scoping an estate sale on FB.

I’m hoping to get some closer up pics soon. The image makes it look like the edges might have lots of nicks / printing marks… but if it’s just residue I can wash off and these are indeed quality chips, I would be ecstatic.

 

[NotRealNameNoSir]

Those edge marks look like plastic injection spots, so they're probably very light very cheap chips. That's not residue and won't wash off, and they're not clay. The case looks okay.

 

[kaimat]

They are Mr Lucky plastic chips. Not worth anything (unless your initials are RBB, then maybe worth a couple bucks for the lot).

 

[Ben8257]

Those edge marks look like plastic injection spots, so they're probably very light very cheap chips. That's not residue and won't wash off, and they're not clay. The case looks okay.

Definitely injection ports and plastic chips... doubtful they even have inserts so likely about 7 grams.

I think that mold was from that company that used to rent chips in NY area? Hmm I think @ReallyGoodUsername may have bought some of those for the cases they were stored in, and can comment on the chips?

 

[AfterTheFact]

The case is nice, chips are not.

 

[Colquhoun]

Looks like the original seller is a PCF member:
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/mr-lucky-chips.111338/

 

[dylpickle]

Thank you all for the quick help! My suspicions about the set were confirmed. I thought those spots looked like mold marks, and indeed it seems they are.