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Tonkawa Casino Chips (2 Viewers)
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PokerMike
Two Pair
PokerMike
Two Pair
Jim, I would be interested in buying all of them to help get you off the hook. One shot deal and you choose payment. PayPal, Wire, CASH!!!
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Its been his practice to release the totals by denomination after the chips are sold.
My guess is that there are something like 10k-15k chips. But it’s just that - total guess. Offer him 20 grand and see if he blinks.
PokerMike
Two Pair
I don’t mind making a healthy offer but I would need know the quantities.
Yeah, let's keep pushing it with Jim.... Ugh.
years on multiple sets, lots of years
Big Jilm
4 of a Kind
YEARS on multiple sets paying top dollar for tons of chips
GoStumpy
Flush
I LOVE these chips, looking forward to the last day and see what happens 
crussader
Flush
I'll raise my hand. Spent five years putting my PNY set together.
Big Jilm
4 of a Kind
About 7 years on my PCA set, until I recently decided one table cash + tourney was good enough. (mainly due to those elusive secondary $500's!!)
So @TheChipRoom are the Tonkawas only going on eBay?
Mac128k
Flush
Of course it's Jim's business, and he can do as he pleases.
That said, I'm a fairly frequent chip buyer, and I tuned out on Jim's offerings years ago, mainly (at the time) due to having poor Internet connectivity for a while during our move.
If he had a reasonable way to buy sets, I'd re-engage, but not under these sales models. There's always plenty available on the secondary market if I really want something. I'm sure there are others who feel similarly. I'm also certain Jim's not making as much money as quickly as he could, but that's his business.
And I'm happy, because it helps me avoid impulse buying chips that I really don't need.
So y'all go ahead -- it's free entertainment.:
That said, I'm a fairly frequent chip buyer, and I tuned out on Jim's offerings years ago, mainly (at the time) due to having poor Internet connectivity for a while during our move.
If he had a reasonable way to buy sets, I'd re-engage, but not under these sales models. There's always plenty available on the secondary market if I really want something. I'm sure there are others who feel similarly. I'm also certain Jim's not making as much money as quickly as he could, but that's his business.
And I'm happy, because it helps me avoid impulse buying chips that I really don't need.
So y'all go ahead -- it's free entertainment.
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superchromix
Full House
Is it just me or are these chips very, very nice..
superchromix
Full House
I just noticed the similarity between the Tonkawa hundo and my avatar..
. Maybe I have a thing for orange edge spots.
DJ Mack
Flush
Nice, but not $380 nice.
Mac128k
Flush
The chip is great. The inlay is eh.
superchromix
Full House
superchromix
Full House
it's beyond my budget for sure, but still a great design
Mac128k
Flush
Hoseryous a Canadian, eh?
GoStumpy
Flush
Also, why are we concentrating solely on the price of those Hundo's? They are the *nicest* chip of the set, obviously, so it's going to be expensive.. however it's not a chip many people need for their cash game (If you need hundos for your cash game, you can probably afford these)...
The $1's, $5's, and $25's are going for a pretty reasonable price, anything under or near $2/chip for BRAND NEW Paulson chips is a *great* deal... obviously price will increase when it gets close to end of auction, but I'm looking at these as actually not that expensive.
The $1's, $5's, and $25's are going for a pretty reasonable price, anything under or near $2/chip for BRAND NEW Paulson chips is a *great* deal... obviously price will increase when it gets close to end of auction, but I'm looking at these as actually not that expensive.
Mac128k
Flush
NBC (never been chewed)
GoStumpy
Flush
Yeah I don't see whether these are primary or secondary but I assume secondary because he lists them as BRAND NEW
They are worth whatever someone is willing to pay. You may not think it, but if 2 or more do, then they set the price. Value is freely determined by those interested, let the market decide the value, this is capitalism. Price controls lead to shortages, this is socialism. You can see this in the first sale, low price and over demand for limited resources. The second sale, limited offering, if you can afford it, or want it bad enough, they are yours. You are only sad because someone paid more than you were willing to pay, not someone scooped them all up because their checkout process was faster than yours.
These are Jim's chips, he can sell them however he wants using whatever method he chooses. Would you want us dictating every sale that happens? Other than basic guidelines, you are free to make offer sales, auction sales, or set price sales. Why should Jim's sales be any different?
SMH,
BiGGyT
These are Jim's chips, he can sell them however he wants using whatever method he chooses. Would you want us dictating every sale that happens? Other than basic guidelines, you are free to make offer sales, auction sales, or set price sales. Why should Jim's sales be any different?
SMH,
BiGGyT
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