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Not Mine Horsehead Capone's? (1 Viewer)

The winning bidder sold me a few for my buddie's BCC Capones set.

They are definitely HHR clay chips.
Just like you'd get from ASM back in the day or CPC now.

Langworthy did make clay chips according to Robert Eisenstadt's chip mold site: they made the Rectangles mold, tri-clubs mold, HHR mold, maybe more. Well he doesn't confirm these are clay, but I have all these molds in my possession and they are clay.

http://www.antiquegamblingchips.com/molddesignindex_site.htm
 
The winning bidder sold me a few for my buddie's BCC Capones set.

They are definitely HHR clay chips.
Just like you'd get from ASM back in the day or CPC now.

Langworthy did make clay chips according to Robert Eisenstadt's chip mold site: they made the Rectangles mold, tri-clubs mold, HHR mold, maybe more. Well he doesn't confirm these are clay, but I have all these molds in my possession and they are clay.

http://www.antiquegamblingchips.com/molddesignindex_site.htm

Thanks for the thorough explanation sir!
 
The winning bidder sold me a few for my buddie's BCC Capones set.

They are definitely HHR clay chips.
Just like you'd get from ASM back in the day or CPC now.

Langworthy did make clay chips according to Robert Eisenstadt's chip mold site: they made the Rectangles mold, tri-clubs mold, HHR mold, maybe more. Well he doesn't confirm these are clay, but I have all these molds in my possession and they are clay.

http://www.antiquegamblingchips.com/molddesignindex_site.htm
Pretty sure all of those clay chips sold by Langworthy were made by Burt Co. Not sure who made their plastic chips.
 

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