SOLD HP$2s ready for Custom Label (2 Viewers)

[JayBob]

AUCTION ENDS ON

Feb 29, 2024

AUCTION ENDS AT

9:00 PM Eastern Time

STARTING BID

$200

MINIMUM BID INCREMENT

$1

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Chips must go.
PM for any questions.

Thanks!
Jeff

 

[BSteck]

$200

 

[OfficerLovejoy]

Just for clarification:
Have these been milled or were all the in-laws removed by hand?

 

[OfficerLovejoy]

*in-laws = inlays

 

[JayBob]

Received via trade. @CDC posted a pic of chip “pre-milling” on a scale refer to the cancelled sale I posted. I think he has history of their origin. Hard for me to say definitively, but it is a very shallow milling job compared to what I would’ve done (i.e. I’m not an expert).

 

[BamaT8ter]

Yeah, it looks more like inlay removal.

 

[JayBob]

 

[CDC]

Received via trade. @CDC posted a pic of chip “pre-milling” on a scale refer to the cancelled sale I posted. I think he has history of their origin. Hard for me to say definitively, but it is a very shallow milling job compared to what I would’ve done (i.e. I’m not an expert).

Sorry, those are similar chips that I have. Don't know much about the history of your relabeled ones...

 

[The Nuts]

Milled or just murdered?

 

[JayBob]

Best guess, NOT milled.
1. “Scratches” on the inlay surface instead of a smother milled recess.
2. Fairly shallow recess.

I’ll weigh some chips tonight when I get home.

 

[SwissChip]

Looks 100% not milled to me.

$210

 

[The Nuts]

Oh whoops, someone already asked my question haha. Whoops!

Enjoy them, they are fabulous chips and probably once belonged in my collection

 

[BamaT8ter]

Oh whoops, someone already asked my question haha. Whoops!

Enjoy them, they are fabulous chips and probably once belonged in my collection

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Dibs?

 

[JayBob]

Not a fancy scale…but here’s what I got:

 

[JayBob]

Bump.

 

[SwissChip]

Come on…
It would be 3 a.m. here when the auction ends.

And i‘m quite sure there is some one who want them more than me?

$210 for a rack of THC chips is a fair price!

 

[JayBob]

I suppose that’s something to consider when setting end dates/times on auctions. But there will always be someone on the short end of the stick….also, you may have brought unwanted attention to an auction you were winning. Lol.

 

[SwissChip]

Yes. I work for you helping the chips go.

 

[Anthrax]

220$

 

[rustycheerio]

inlays already removed?

 

[BSteck]

$225

 

[JayBob]

inlays already removed?

Current inlays still attached. Easy to peel off.

 

[rustycheerio]

$226

 

[BSteck]

$227

 

[pipdenny]

230

 

[BSteck]

$235

 

[pipdenny]

238

 

[BSteck]

$240

 

[JayBob]

You ever watch wrastling…and the ref counts..1…2….and then the flick. Lol

 

[pipdenny]

245