Solid chips (1 Viewer)

[Kid_Eastwood]

I also like solids !
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[Old State]

I like them but may be interested in selling them to fund something else.

 

[Klobberer]

Stamp those puppies! Great breakdown for cash and tourney!

 

[MoscowRadio]

I used to dislike solids, but my love for them grew when the GCR sets came out. I owned a set of the BCC GCRs for quite a while and I really wish I hadn’t given them up.

 

[Old State]

Stamp those puppies! Great breakdown for cash and tourney!

I posted about these before There seems to be debate on if they can be stamped and who could do it

 

[CantSpellPoker]

I don’t have a problem with solids, although they’re not my preference. The solids I DO like tend to be really bright, almost neon colors. Greens, pinks, oranges, etc...

 

[Frank]

I also prefer spotted chips but these are way too cool for me to dislike:

Technically I could split them into a micro cash and a baby T25 base tourney set. I tried the latter once so far:

I think I better start doing more of a sales pitch on some cash games with my crew .

 

[Trihonda]

Nice set of E&C solids I use for a small traveling cash set.

Best guess is these were ASM overstock that was overstamped and cancelled.

 

[Trihonda]

I also prefer spotted chips but these are way too cool for me to dislike:

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Technically I could split them into a micro cash and a baby T25 base tourney set. I tried the latter once so far:

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I think I better start doing more of a sales pitch on some cash games with my crew .

Wow, those colors!

 

[Frank]

Wow, those colors!

I was very fortunate to be able to add the rack of fracs to my set. In fact it may have been more like a rescue mission after seeing a couple of chips had stickers on them . The rest minus the $500s came in a package deal.

The only potential improvement I could think of is getting fire $5s instead of the red, but I'm not holding my breath. I'm quite pleased with the set as a whole

 

[allforcharity]

I was very fortunate to be able to add the rack of fracs to my set. In fact it may have been more like a rescue mission after seeing a couple of chips had stickers on them . The rest minus the $500s came in a package deal.

The only potential improvement I could think of is getting fire $5s instead of the red, but I'm not holding my breath. I'm quite pleased with the set as a whole

It's very nice, Travis!

 

[detroitdad]

I also prefer spotted chips but these are way too cool for me to dislike:

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Technically I could split them into a micro cash and a baby T25 base tourney set. I tried the latter once so far:

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I think I better start doing more of a sales pitch on some cash games with my crew .

I want these! wow.....

 

[viet rounder]

I'm the opposite. I have little love for any hot stamp chips. (I know, I know, don't hate me.) Solids with a good label however, have a special allure.

Me too. Not a big fan of hot stamps. Solids with 1” inlays or bigger is what I like

 

[beyondtilt]

Love solids

 

[beyondtilt]

 

[Chipandchair]

Nice

 

[Chipandchair]

If you are interested in a nice micro stakes solid set, Kardwell has a nice BCC option selling for $.85 a chip brand new. They call them the “Royal Flush”. Just ordered 500+ and they are razor sharp. Not at home or I would post my pics but I built a $.05, $.25, $.50, $5 set. I wanted $1 chips but they were out of inventory so I got some $.50 instead and I am glad. They are all light pastel red, green, peach, and purple. They really look cool together and really makes the micro game fun. Micro stakes only though as higher denoms are ugly in my opinion and similar. $.10 chip looks awesome but I didn’t get any. Call ahead to make sure they have enough of your denoms but I was able to order 500+ last week.
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BTW my main point is that I was never a solids guy until this set until I got these. If you like BCC they are a great solid option

 

[hod]

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And that, ladies and gentleman, is how solids are done...

 

[Max D]

Azwine 25c

• Max D
• Jun 29, 2018

 

[realcdn]

I also prefer spotted chips but these are way too cool for me to dislike:

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Technically I could split them into a micro cash and a baby T25 base tourney set. I tried the latter once so far:

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I think I better start doing more of a sales pitch on some cash games with my crew .

FTW! Those look amazing!

 

[Brandon25]

I'm actually looking for a tournament set of solid chips on here as we speak! Someone point me in the right direction!

 

[Taghkanic]

I only collect solids. I like the more minimal look, though the lack of edgspots raises some usability issues for colorblind players...

 

[Taghkanic]

I also favor non-denominated chips, as it means I can change the values or reconfigure my tournament and cash sets more flexibly.

(The image below does not do justice to the hot color of the Radiant Reds I’m now using for $5 chips... Swapped these in for the Blaze Oranges I was using before until I can find more B.O.s)

 

[katmike]

I'm new here and collect solids as well. Found this forum and can't believe that chip collecting was so sophisticated!

My frustration is with Paulsons and trying to add to my collection and matching colors precisely with pictures I see online. Does anyone else have this problem? I found the Paulson color reference chart here and there are too many red/yellow/green/blue color choices!

 

[allforcharity]

I'm new here and collect solids as well. Found this forum and can't believe that chip collecting was so sophisticated!

My frustration is with Paulsons and trying to add to my collection and matching colors precisely with pictures I see online. Does anyone else have this problem? I found the Paulson color reference chart here and there are too many red/yellow/green/blue color choices!

It's almost useless to try and guess at a Paulson colour. You really need to have a sample set in your hand to have any hope of accurately determining this. And even then, colours have changed over time (likely due to changes in the chemical mix) and so a certain colour made 30 years ago may not look the same as the same colour designation made today.

 

[cwebb]

Solids can be awesome, though I wouldn't want it for a whole set. Just for the more common denominations, then some spots for the higher denom chips

 

[dew4au]

https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/oh-what-a-beautiful-sunset-this-is.9476/


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I knew Bill would be coming over the top rope on this one. Did not disappoint! (y) :thumbsup:

One of my favorite sets of all time:

https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/clermont-lounge-cash-asm-smooth-plain-mold-tourney-bcc-mgk-sets.17268

Absolutely! A great set of solids and IMHO, the best plain mold set ever made. Jack really nailed that one. I don't have a full sample, but I'm glad to have one chip for a protector.

 

[detroitdad]

Solids can be awesome, though I wouldn't want it for a whole set. Just for the more common denominations, then some spots for the higher denom chips

An entire solid set can be a thing of beauty if done correctly Honestly, that's why you own multiple sets

 

[detroitdad]

I knew Bill would be coming over the top rope on this one. Did not disappoint! (y) :thumbsup:

If someone asks for sunset pictures, then that is what their going to get.

 

[allforcharity]

This is how much I like solids!

And that's only about half of what I got!