SOLD THC Horseshoe Tunica 1's (1 Viewer)

[Ringer3]

I have 2 racks of 1's for sale.. Have been ultrasonic cleaned.
140 per rack, shipped..

Thanks, Mike

 

[Jeevansluck]

I've been thinking for the future, I hope and dream to build a PCA set someday, probably never. Seems lots of folks don't like the RHC $1 and wouldn't this chip be great for a PCA $1 re-label? I think so anyways. Not sure though, I just see this chip with a PCA label, THC goodness with spots and progression that seems it would work...

Sorry for the derail...GLWS Mike!

 

[1020chase]

Nice!

 

[Ringer3]

Yeah I love the THC's for sure !

 

[Ringer3]

Great 1's for a THC mixed set for sure !

 

[Ringer3]

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[steam]

Are these leaded THCs?

 

[Ringer3]

Im not sure of the weight of them, but they're heavier than some the newer THC's... To me I would say they are, really nice feeling looking chip with textured inlays also..

 

[Ringer3]

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[Ringer3]

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[BirdCage]

My minty condition chip weighs 9.8 grams.

These are beautiful chips with really nice labels/inlays.

 

[Ringer3]

Yeah they are one of my favorite THC 1's for sure..

 

[Ringer3]

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[Senzrock]

How much would a re-label on these cost per chip?

 

[anstossfreak]

It depends on the label version. @Gear has labels for $0.10 or $0.15 non-laminated or laminated and you need 2 labels per chip. So you are at costs between $0.20 to $0.30/chip.

 

[Senzrock]

It depends on the label version. @Gear has labels for $0.10 or $0.15 non-laminated or laminated and you need 2 labels per chip. So you are at costs between $0.20 to $0.30/chip.

But you think these would qualify for simple relabels without needing to do milling etc?

 

[anstossfreak]

But you think these would qualify for simple relabels without needing to do milling etc?

Flat inlay = YES

Here some examples:

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I think milling is good for hotstamped chips. On the other hand you could remove the inlay...

 

[Senzrock]

Flat inlay = YES

Here some examples:

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View media item 10784
View media item 10780
I think milling is good for hotstamped chips. On the other hand you could remove the inlay...

Thanks so much for the explanation + feedback, this is super helpful!

 

[Ringer3]

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[Ringer3]

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