While I’m convinced these will make perfect fracs, if anyone wants to save 100 birds from an inevitable avian genocide, I will entertain trade offers
You can always over label so the originals can be brought back to life. LolWhile I’m convinced these will make perfect fracs, if anyone wants to save 100 birds from an inevitable avian genocide, I will entertain trade offers
Nice! If you give them textured inlays, they will be superior in a way. The original HSI frac here is unleaded and smooth inlay.
I'm on the other side in this case. Solid blue Flamingo $1s from Vegas are one of the most available, plentiful, and replenished chips in existence out there. Whenever I played poker at the Flamingo every couple years for the last 8-10 years or so, they seemed to have brand new solid $1 chips put into circulation each year. Inlay replace away.
They are solids. If this case don’t murder. I’m 100% sure mint solid blue starburst and hot stamps are out there to mill. I’ve got a few racks laying around.
They are, but they’re also 2x+ what I paid, especially after getting them milled...
This was my other justification. Dime a dozen
I'm not so sure the starburst or hotstamp collectors here on PCF would want to see that, unless they might be starbursts used as cancellation over some other invaluable hotstamp. Mint starburst or other hot stamps might be more valuable to some than solid Flamingo $1s. But I admire your willingness to offer some of your own chips to the OP to save some other chips from inlay replacement.
Judging by the pricing, I always thought it would be more sacrilege to murder a starburst or hot stamp. While I’d never murder spotted birds, I can’t reconcile the idea of chips that go for less than 2 a chip being “murder-proof.”
I too have been contemplating textured labels for milled THC solids as HSI fracs. What gives me pause is that the other chips are smooth...do I really need it to be consistent? I really want the feel of textured THC chips, maybe it’s worth the inconsistency.
I think textured is superior to smooth in every way, shape, and form when it comes to THC chips. The biggest mistake Paulson ever made was getting rid of them
Not necessarily, it's probably more cost effective for the casino to have a standard smooth round inlay. I agree they're nice for us in the home market, and shaped inlays can ad some casino security, but I dont see it being cost effective for them anymore unfortunately
I look at modern chips the same way I look at the modern Yankee Stadium:
What condition is your rack in? And are any of them spotted? I think I have 2 racks of the frac you posted.
PMing you. Unfortunately not spotted but great condition
I'd love a Rack if your selling lol
No sale. Only appropriate trades.
What do you offer the guy who has it all??
Hmm ok. I'll pick something new lol
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