Thrift Store Chips (1 Viewer)

[Snapplefacts]

I found this set at a second-hand shop for a couple bucks and decided to pick them up. They feel really nice, they’re a bit light (maybe 8ish grams?). They are a bit thinner and a bit wider in diameter than other chips I have, but they’re unlike any cheap dice chips I’ve seen before. I’m wondering if anyone knows what the logo on them says or if maybe I found something cooler than I originally thought.

 

[RichMahogany]

Cheap plastic chips

 

[Chipandchair]

Michael Graves chips originally sold at Target. They are great plastic chips and usually you can find a bunch for sale for cheap. They originally came with a wooden chip carousel holder

 

[Snapplefacts]

Michael Graves chips originally sold at Target. They are great plastic chips and usually you can find a bunch for sale for cheap. They originally came with a wooden chip carousel holder

I just looked em up, and they did come with the original carousel! I got the set for 2 bucks so I figured they must be cheap plastic ones but can’t go wrong if you like the way they feel, even if I’ve never actually used them in a game lol

 

[Papasatyr]

I've heard they're an underrated plastic chip. Never handled them.

 

[mtl mile end]

I've heard they're an underrated plastic chip. Never handled them.

Ditto.

I've never handled them, but they look like they are similar to Faux Clays although I understand they are different material.

 

[DJ_Fett]

As many said, a good set for how cheap they can be found. Long ago a buddy had them for games at his house, they were pretty nice for cheap plastics

 

[Chipandchair]

Does anyone know who actually manufactured these for Target?

 

[ekricket]

Does anyone know who actually manufactured these for Target?

Michael Graves?