Auction Single Chip - Paulson - Inlay - FLASH - UNLV Football - Las Vegas - 1980's - Mint Condition (1 Viewer)

[TRKingChips]

AUCTION ENDS ON

Sep 30, 2023

AUCTION ENDS AT

6:00 PM Eastern Time

STARTING BID

$75

MINIMUM BID INCREMENT

$5

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Winner Pays

SHIPS VIA

USPS First Class

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Single Chip - Paulson - Inlay
FLASH - UNLV Football
Las Vegas - 1980’s
Mint Condition
Shipping - CONUS only
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Full story about the origins of this chip
Is on pages 58 & 59 of the Fall 2023
issue of Casino Collectible News ( CCA )
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Jim Farman played football at UNLV in
the 1970’s and was a fraternity brother
of Pat Endy ( his father was Paul Endy
who owned Paulson Dice ) . Jim was a
defensive back and because of his speed ,
he was called “ Flash Farman “ by some
friends . Fast forward — Pat Endy and
Jim were both working for Paulson in
the 1980’s . Pat made a poker set for Jim
and put “ FLASH “ on the chips .
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[rustycheerio]

GLWA.
would love to see what the whole set looks like

 

[greenchip]

@Okku

 

[davislane]

Im rich! Thanks for the back story on these!

 

[Hotus777]

@Hunt247

 

[TRKingChips]

BTW - this is the only chip that I have -
no additional chips !!!

 

[TRKingChips]

Bump !!!