SOLD Samples for new chippers - over 200 chips + case for $150 shipped (1 Viewer)

[GreekRedEye]

$150 shipped anywhere in the U.S. Shipping outside of U.S. gets $25 credit. Chips will come in the case pictured.

For a new chipper, this is a great shortcut to samples. In my experience, you will spend more money trying to acquire all of these samples individually plus months of your time.

Column 1 - Sluggos, cheap, weighted injection ABS plastics
5 x Prestige Pro - 1,5,25,100,500
5 x Showdown - 25c, 1, 5, 25, 500
5 x Mint - $1, $5, $25, $1000, $5000
5 x blank Desert Heat (no labels) - blue, purple, brown, yellow, pink
5 x Crown Casino Royale non-denom - red, blue, orange, purple, pink
7 x Nevada Club - 25c, $1, $5, $10, $25, $100, $500
5 x Monte Carlo smooth from PokerStore.com - $1, $5, $25, $100, $500
5 x Outlaw - 25c, $1, $5, $25, $100
5 x Monaco - all $1

Column 2 - China Clay (injection molded "clay-like" plastics)
5 x Royal (43mm) - 25c, $1, $100, $500, $5000
5 x All-In Chips - all green
6 x Milano - 25c, $1, $5, $25, $50, $500
5 x Pharoah's - 5c, $1, $100, $500, $5000
5 x Majestic - 50c, $1, $5, $25, $100

Column 3 - Ceramics
1 x WPS from ABC Ceramics (43mm) - 10k
6 x WPS from ABC Ceramics - 25, 100, 500, 1000, 5000, 10k
5 x Dia de los Muertos from Br Pro Poker - all $2.50 on green design
5 x Lucky Dragon from SunFly PolyClay on Ascona mold - all grey 100
4 x Starlite tributes from Tina Cards Mold - 50c, $25, $1000, $5000
6 x Nile Club - 50c, $2, $2.50, $3, $10, $1000
5 x Tiki Kings from Br Pro Poker - 25c, $1, $5, $25, $100
5 x Scrolls - $1, $5, $25, $100, $500
5 x Pioneer Club - 5, 25, 100, 500, 1000
5 x Tina no mold - assorted
5 x Tina card mold - assorted

Column 4 - Real Casino Plastics
5 x Occidental Grand Aruba from Gemaco - $1, $2.50, $5, $25, $100
4 x San Juan Inter-Continental from Gemaco - 1x100, 3 x 25 but with both primary and secondary colors
4 x Radisson Aruba from Matsui - $2.50 yellow, $25 green, $25 tan, $5 red
5 x Tropicana Evansville Tournament from Gemaco - 1x5T white label, 2x25T black label, 2x100T black label
5 x Tropicana Evansville cash from Gemaco - $1, $5, 2x$25, $100
4 x Black Diamond Ranch from Matsui - 5, 20, 100, no-denom
5 x lightweight generic roulettes from Bud Jones - purple
1 x Holiday International from Bud Jones - 25c

Column 5 - Real Casino Plastics continued
3 x 43mm Condado Plaza from Bud Jones coin in center - $500 purple, $500 brown, $1000 pink
2 x 43mm Radisson Aruba from Matsui - $500 white
5 x Europa Casinos Lithiuania from BG - all 25
4 x Condado Plaza from Bud Jones coin in center - pink $5, blue $5, green $25, black $100
5 x Bud Jones roulettes with inlay
5 x lightweight Isle of Capri roulettes from Bud Jones - maroon, orange, brown, tan, pink
1 x Rendezvous from Bud Jones coin in center - $1

Column 6 - Real Clays
5 x Jack Cincinnati from Paulson unleaded THC - all $1 white
5 x Sahara Dunes Elsinore from Paulson leaded THC bike tire hotstamp - all $1 blue
5 x Isle of Capri NCV from Paulson RHC hotstamp - all red NCV
6 x generic roulettes from Paulson THC hotstamp - 5 pinks, 1 white
2 x Biloxi Grand Casino from ASM/CPC HHR mold + inlay - orange, dark blue, light blue
5 x generic no mold from ASM/CPC + inlay - all blue
6 x antique paranoid chips - mix of colors and symbols
5 x ASM diamond square mold (3 red + 2 yellow)
5 x Roulette mold from Paulson

 

[GreekRedEye]

All right. Let's try $150 shipped.

 

[Taghkanic]

$150 for everything, or per column?

If for all, I’ll take em.

 

[Taghkanic]

(Oops, just read the description better. I’m not a new chipper so please give them to a newbie if they want them. If no one claims them, happy to be backup if that’s cool.)

 

[TheOffalo]

Where’s the mystery SFRB you found these in?

 

[allforcharity]

(Pssst, there's no such thing as 'compression clay plastics')

 

[GreekRedEye]

Where’s the mystery SFRB you found these in?

I might have done better auctioning them off that way! This was built up from lots of various sample purchases over 6 months. It mirrors my own sample set with room to grow. Having a wide variety of shuffle stacks is a nice reference for feel, weights, colors, labels, sound, etc.

 

[GreekRedEye]

(Oops, just read the description better. I’m not a new chipper so please give them to a newbie if they want them. If no one claims them, happy to be backup if that’s cool.)

It's not restricted to newbies. I'll respond via PM.

 

[GreekRedEye]

(Pssst, there's no such thing as 'compression clay plastics')

What would be the best term here? Serious question - I'm always trying to learn.

I think CPC claims their chips do not have plastics, but basically, all other clays including Paulson have plastics mixed into the clay. Correct me if I am wrong. "China clays" are compression molded, but mostly inferior plastic with a little bit of clay in there, if I'm not mistaken. And the sluggos (first column) are completely plastic and injection, not compression molded.

 

[allforcharity]

China Clays are injection molded plastics. No exceptions.

CPC do not use "conventional" plastics, but stick to natural polymeric compounds that have a plastic-like nature such as cotton and other fibers.

 

[GreekRedEye]

China Clays are injection molded plastics. No exceptions.

CPC do not use "conventional" plastics, but stick to natural polymeric compounds that have a plastic-like nature such as cotton and other fibers.

Thanks. I think I got some bad info early on. I don't want to perpetuate it. I edited the description of column #2 to "injection molded "clay-like" plastics."

Do you think that is a fair/accurate description? I'm about to close the sales thread and don't want to leave inaccurate info for future readers.

There is, in my opinion, a difference/superior feel to the second column of chips over the first. Must be a) the lack of a metal slug and b) different/better plastic material. Good to know that it is not the molding process itself though that accounts for the difference.

 

[allforcharity]

Some China Clay use a softer plastic that improves friction and stackability. CC manufacturers are by no means uniform or consistent.