For Sale Rounders sets (1 Viewer)

I believe that these are the real deal. Both sides pictured. $600 per set of three plus postage.

 

[Colquhoun]

@CoryPeterPan

 

[MrSonOfABeech]

Any COA or proof they are from the film?

 

[Jacks]

There’s some subtle nuance you can use to see if it’s likely they’re from the filming batch or another. I don’t remember the details but they’re in PCF somewhere.

 

[JWC]

Any COA or proof they are from the film?

No COA. However, I believe that they stand on their own due to colors, mold, inlay, etc.

John

 

[MrSonOfABeech]

No COA. However, I believe that they stand on their own due to colors, mold, inlay, etc.

John

Where did you get them? Did you buy them from here?

 

[JWC]

Where did you get them? Did you buy them from here?

Indirectly. I purchased them as part of a collection earlier this year from a forum member. However, they were not advertised for sale on PCF.

 

[AlbinoDragon]

Any COA or proof they are from the film?

These were originally sold from a prop house in groups of ten. The only COA's were from those sales.

I've seen some sales of single Rounders prop chips came with a color copy of the COA, but have never seen an original COA, nor a sale that included an original COA.



The "COA" with these is they were made by ASM and between the contract with the production company, the fact that ASM and now CPC as manufacturers of chips actually for casinos, they have held up their integrity by not making 1:1 duplicates of the prop chips. Tributes with different molds (KGBs) or inlay modifications (Chesterfields) have been made, but if you see a chip that is compression molded, one the correct mold and has the correct inlay, it's one of the prop chips.

 

[CoryPeterPan]

@CoryPeterPan

Thanks for the tag. Unfortunately I didn't see it until today and missed out

 

[WedgeRock]

The '$' on the Chesterfield and the Roman my old on the Teddy KGBs are the CoA. No guarantee they appeared in screen, but they look like they're from the same lot to me.