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4 of a Kind
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Up for sale are 140 Paulson hot-stamped yellow quarters from a short-lived 1980's casino Big Al's Speakeasy.
Not much info. available for the casino because it was only opened for about 6 weeks due to not securing a gaming license (http://www.nevadachips.com/Las Vegas/Big Als/Big als Speakeasy.htm). These took me awhile to acquire because they were fairly expensive. I bought out Spinette's supply (at $2.50/per chip) and was going to fill out at least the second rack with help from Apache, but that deal fell through. I have since bought other quarters because I need more than 140 and not quite sure if you can find anymore of these. But if 140 works for you (and I know it does for most), then here ya go.
Chips are in great condition. No round edges. They were bought with just some dirt/grime on them but after a good cleaning, they shined up pretty nice (see before/after shots below). Hot-stamps are all evident, but some are a little tarnished from 30+ years of storage (or whatever).
$250 shipped in the US (approx. $1.65/per chip plus shipping + cleaning)
Paypal FF or you pick up the fees
Before and After
***EDIT***
So I went home last night and took another look at these... because that's what I do with my chips. When I received these chips, I cleaned them and then stored them while I was trying to find more. I never used them though. Being hot-stamps, I wanted to check for flatness (if that's a word). I did not notice any spinners but I did notice a few slightly warped chips when I took pictures of stacks from around eye level...not something I typical do but I figured I would because I don't want to have any unsatisfied buyer(s). I slid stacks around the table to "play" with them and didn't have any problems but I thought I would mention it to be fair.
I have lowered the price by $50 just to make up for this because I should have taken pictures like this from the beginning but I didn't really think about it till now.
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Up for sale are 140 Paulson hot-stamped yellow quarters from a short-lived 1980's casino Big Al's Speakeasy.
Not much info. available for the casino because it was only opened for about 6 weeks due to not securing a gaming license (http://www.nevadachips.com/Las Vegas/Big Als/Big als Speakeasy.htm). These took me awhile to acquire because they were fairly expensive. I bought out Spinette's supply (at $2.50/per chip) and was going to fill out at least the second rack with help from Apache, but that deal fell through. I have since bought other quarters because I need more than 140 and not quite sure if you can find anymore of these. But if 140 works for you (and I know it does for most), then here ya go.
Chips are in great condition. No round edges. They were bought with just some dirt/grime on them but after a good cleaning, they shined up pretty nice (see before/after shots below). Hot-stamps are all evident, but some are a little tarnished from 30+ years of storage (or whatever).
$250 shipped in the US (approx. $1.65/per chip plus shipping + cleaning)
Paypal FF or you pick up the fees
Before and After
***EDIT***
So I went home last night and took another look at these... because that's what I do with my chips
. When I received these chips, I cleaned them and then stored them while I was trying to find more. I never used them though. Being hot-stamps, I wanted to check for flatness (if that's a word). I did not notice any spinners but I did notice a few slightly warped chips when I took pictures of stacks from around eye level...not something I typical do but I figured I would because I don't want to have any unsatisfied buyer(s). I slid stacks around the table to "play" with them and didn't have any problems but I thought I would mention it to be fair.I have lowered the price by $50 just to make up for this because I should have taken pictures like this from the beginning but I didn't really think about it till now.
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