Cancelled Horseshoe Cincinnati Secondary $1k (43mm - Blaze Orange) (1 Viewer)

[sbp8984]

As much as I love orange beauties, I anticipate I will be spending severely on some pink gems in the near future and I may need some additional funds

These have been murdered and 1 has no label. Perfect for a new project.

Bought recently from @Thisfiendis138 so he get FROR if he wants these back.

Please use pictures to judge.

Condition I got these were stated as uncirculated, mint and have not seen play. Some have signs of slight warping.
They’ve gone through a full inlay removal, cleaning and relabel using Gear smooth laminated labels which are easily removed.
Feel free to ask any questions in the thread or PM

Post here first and then PM me.

 

[Poppin92]

When a TCR sale is about get started , you will see amazing chips showing up in the classifieds lol. GLWS

 

[horseshoez]

I wouldn't have the slightest clue as to which chip you like from the upcoming sale. None. Zero.

 

[Poppin92]

I wouldn't have the slightest clue as to which chip you like from the upcoming sale. None. Zero.

True let’s ask him !
my guess is the primary Hundo..

 

[sbp8984]

your not far off...

 

[rovertech]

Would love to have these for my Queen set! Have to resist

 

[horseshoez]

Not to derail but speaking of beautiful blaze, anybody know what the HEX color code is for blaze?

 

[Thomacetti]

As much as I love orange beauties, I anticipate I will be spending severely on some pink gems in the near future and I may need some additional funds

You better start sharping those fangs....my family needs to grow
GLWS

 

[sbp8984]

bump any takers?

 

[sbp8984]

lowered price to $12/chip for just today, if no takers I will hang onto them.

 

[Lemonzest]

amazing chips.

 

[Amarena Fabbri]

These have been murdered and 1 has no label.

How do you remove the inlays without damaging the chip?

 

[sbp8984]

How do you remove the inlays without damaging the chip?

@Gear and @Thisfiendis138 may be able to shed some light.

 

[horseshoez]

Keep licking it until the acidity in your saliva makes its way around the sides of the label and underneath, causing the adhesive to soften and loosen up, then go at it with tweezer.

 

[mnebesny]

You know how carefully historians turn pages in old books?....yeah, do it like that.