THE HISTORY ON THE CRYSTAL PARK CASINO CHIPS (1 Viewer)

Also, $1-2-3-5 secondaries.
Arguably secondary fracs but to be fair, they aren’t “really” original Crystal Park secondaries.
 
I don’t think there are $10 or $20 secondaries. There are $25-$100-$500-$1000 secondaries.
I was talking about them separately because both are rare...the $20 (primaries) and any secondaries. I saw the $20 chips listed several months back but it seemed they were posted as sold with the first listing.
 
Someone must have pics of all the secondary chips. These are the $25 my faves
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I'll always call these the Pink Floyd chips.

Love it. Bumblebees was the original nickname for the $5’s I dubbed the $1’s pharmaceutical blueberries back in the day, . The dark side of the moon motif was yet another marketing phrase from back in the day of the big blue wall
 
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Are the secondary $5s ( at least the Grand Opening ones) a full label edge to edge? Looks that way to me.
 
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Are the secondary $5s ( at least the Grand Opening ones) a full label edge to edge? Looks that way to me.
Yes the year of are secondary chips also
Full plastic overlay

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Well the $5s are
They made grand inlay primary $25 for those year of

Strange chip configurations everywhere
 
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One Eyed Jacks is where I picked up my set. 500 chips and I think my total cost was just under $300 ($260 plus shipping). I don't recall the exact year, but probably 2000-2001.
 

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All I know is that I played there as a young man, my home casino is Hollywood Park, but I had to go check out all the spots. It was definitely rough and tumble there. I must have been about 20 1997.

I had never been angled so bad in my life as the first time I played there. I learned a big lesson quick.

I was playing 3-6 limit, very tightly. Grinded my rack up to about 2 racks. I finally woke up with a hand. I started getting chips in and we were capping it around.

I had second nuts and there was only one hand to beat me. I called out my hand and showed the dealer, my opponent called out the nut hand, and I shrugged and tossed my cards into the muck.

Opponent flipped over his junk missed flush, but my cards were already in the muck.

Stung so bad… I called the guy a cheat, quietly got up and left, a $200 lesson that stuck with me.

It was obvious dude was a regular, there were only regulars there. I am pretty sure he followed me to the table… looking back… I know I was easy money then :) still am haha.
 
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