Help me ID these cheapies? (1 Viewer)

[AutoDonk5000]

I see these sometimes. Are they the same cheap plastic as dice chips or some kind of clay?

 

[NotRealNameNoSir]

Think these are worse than dice chips, very cheap plastic. You can see the little white dot in the green chip's inner ring, that says plastic.

 

[MeridianFC]

Those chips suck completely. Really. They make Dice Chips look like Paulsons. They will not stack/stay stacked for love nor money.

They are cheap though.

 

[Santa123]

They are called Super Diamonds and are plastics. Good chips if you want a super cheap MTT set.

Edit: these should be priced at 5c per chip.

 

[LeLe]

And we have about 10 threads enquiring / ID about them every year.

 

[AutoDonk5000]

Thanks for your help everybody!

 

[allforcharity]

I actually don't think these are worse than dice chips. Not a lot better, but better nonetheless.

The older vintage Super Diamonds (probably 40-50 years) are actually quite good, in consideration. The modern mass produced ones are nowhere near as good.

 

[MeridianFC]

They are called Super Diamonds and are plastics. Good chips if you want a super cheap MTT set.

Edit: these should be priced at 5c per chip

They are super cheap, I'll give you that. But (to quote myself from earlier this year):

I just did a quick look. 1000 Super Diamonds are around $200.00 on Amazon. That's without any customization. And those chips are utter shit. I say that not as a chip snob but as someone who was forced to use them as a last minute emergency fill in for a 60 person game charity game (had been only a 30 person game previously). They will not stack to save your life and seem to go flying if you look at them wrong.

I think the crapitude of these chips outweighs any possible financial benefit. YMMV

 

[allforcharity]

I think these are priced on eBay at about 0.06-0.08 per chip when purchased in bulk.