SOLD Nevada Jacks $100s (2 Viewers)

[21dealer]

Nevada Jacks $100s in Mint Condition.
They are made of clay.
I have 280 available.
$40 a barrel plus Shipping!!!
1 Rack for $180 plus Shipping !!!
CONUS
PM if Interested ?
Thanks, John

 

[RivieraDanny]

Dibs

 

[21dealer]

PM Sent

 

[21dealer]

Sale Pending
All chips are spoken for.

 

[TX_Golf_N_Poker]

Dibs

Are these Borlands?

 

[RivieraDanny]

Are these Borlands?

No ASM I think, unless BCC Had the Nevada mold for a minute (I don't think so), according to @David Spragg , if I remember correctly, the nevada mold was destroyed in a fire of some kind.

 

[TX_Golf_N_Poker]

No ASM I think, unless BCC Had the Nevada mold for a minute (I don't think so), according to @David Spragg , if I remember correctly, the nevada mold was destroyed in a fire of some kind.

Yeah, I know the Nevada molds were made by ASM. I was asking if these were one of the designs that Jim Borland commissioned and sold. Probably not though. More of a fantasy chip I suspect.

 

[Split]

Yeah, I know the Nevada molds were made by ASM. I was asking if these were one of the designs that Jim Borland commissioned and sold. Probably not though. More of a fantasy chip I suspect.

Nevada Jacks chips were made by both ASM and later on BCC. The 312 edgespot chips were all made by ASM, and some of the solid chips may be from ASM as well. Most of the solids and all of the non-312 edgespot chips were made by BCC. If you look at the pictures in this listing closely you can see the not-quite-circular inlays that some BCC chips were (in)famous for. Although Borland used the Nevada mold extensively, the Nevada Jacks chips are all from after Borland passed away and Jim Blanchard (of ASM) bought the mold. Jim Blanchard produced the ASM chips, and later on sold the mold to Nevada Jacks and the chips were eventually made by BCC on the Nevada mold.

Please feel free to fact check me as I may have some details wrong. David Spragg has a great article on the history of the Nevada and Diecard molds here, which is where I got most of my info from: http://www.marlowcasinochips.com/links/davidspragg/borland/bjmolds.htm

On a related note, I look forward to receiving some of these chips, and I'm on the lookout for more BCC Nevada Jacks chips!

 

[21dealer]

I purchased these chips I would say back in 2005 from an on line vendor.I ordered 400 of them and gave 120 to a friend for his home blackjack table when I lived in Vegas. I never used these 280 I just dug out of my closet.
I'm impressed with the history of Nevada Jacks. I believe these were made by BCC in Las Vegas. I think they are a rare find now.

 

[TX_Golf_N_Poker]

Nevada Jacks chips were made by both ASM and later on BCC. The 312 edgespot chips were all made by ASM, and some of the solid chips may be from ASM as well. Most of the solids and all of the non-312 edgespot chips were made by BCC. If you look at the pictures in this listing closely you can see the not-quite-circular inlays that some BCC chips were (in)famous for. Although Borland used the Nevada mold extensively, the Nevada Jacks chips are all from after Borland passed away and Jim Blanchard (of ASM) bought the mold. Jim Blanchard produced the ASM chips, and later on sold the mold to Nevada Jacks and the chips were eventually made by BCC on the Nevada mold.

Please feel free to fact check me as I may have some details wrong. David Spragg has a great article on the history of the Nevada and Diecard molds here, which is where I got most of my info from: http://www.marlowcasinochips.com/links/davidspragg/borland/bjmolds.htm

On a related note, I look forward to receiving some of these chips, and I'm on the lookout for more BCC Nevada Jacks chips!

Thanks! Great information!

 

[21dealer]

Sold
Thanks for the history lesson.