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Not Mine Pretty cool chips (1 Viewer)

Just paranoid FDLs, nothing about them has anything to do with rounders.
 
Did you see that we recently learned that Burt Co made Paranoids as recently as 1991? See https://www.pokerchipforum.com/thre...ette-wheelcheck-set.61887/page-2#post-1424670

They wouldn't technically be Paranoids, since they would have been made using one of Burt's clay formulas instead of the original USPCC "Paranoid" material, but that's probably still what we're gonna call all of these chips for a long time. So probably the heavy ones are Burt and post-1947, and the lighter ones are USPCC and pre-1947.
 
So can anyone identify these as CLAY chips or ???
Edit: Just found a thread on these. Does anyone recommend them as quality chips (consistent size, stacking, slippery or not)?
 
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BUMP: Any knowledge here on if these are clay chips? Some confusion between Burt's clay formula or USPC paranoid. Either way, does anyone have experience as to whether these stack well, or are they as slick as dice chips?
Input much appreciated!
 
BUMP: Any knowledge here on if these are clay chips? Some confusion between Burt's clay formula or USPC paranoid. Either way, does anyone have experience as to whether these stack well, or are they as slick as dice chips?
Input much appreciated!
Paranoids are a clay material--presumably clay and celluloid.

Paranoids stack great! Good ones rival Paulsons in the stacking department. Paranoid material sticks to itself without cross-hatching.
 
Paranoids are a clay material--presumably clay and celluloid.

Paranoids stack great! Good ones rival Paulsons in the stacking department. Paranoid material sticks to itself without cross-hatching.
Thank you very much for the info :tup:
 

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