Welp, moment of truth.... (1 Viewer)

[Mtvernonbryan]

 

[inca911]

It's already been a moment, so open the damn box!

 

[Perthmike]

I agree with @inca911

This is an unacceptable delay

 

[Mtvernonbryan]

It's already been a moment, so open the damn box!

*boxes. There are 3.....

 

[Mtvernonbryan]

And not the most exciting chips but they are casino Paulsons..... and there are a lot of them...

 

[jja412]

If you are anything like me...you don't have the patience to post the picture, then open the boxes, then post more pictures, etc... Heck I barely stop to take the pictures when I get more chips.
I'm just gonna assume all the real work has already been done and that you are choosing to delay the pron. So post pics now, please.

 

[Mtvernonbryan]

If you are anything like me...you don't have the patience to post the picture, then open the boxes, then post more pictures, etc... Heck I barely stop to take the pictures when I get more chips.
I'm just gonna assume all the real work has already been done and that you are choosing to delay the pron. So post pics now, please.

well actually the wife had to run errands and they were still in her car. So I’m just a anxious as you are... lol

 

[DrStrange]

Maybe those boxes are a once loved chips set headed off to a new home. This thread could be a "farewell old friend" kind of posting.

Well, it could be true -=- DrStrange

 

[PlaidDragon]

If you are anything like me...you don't have the patience to post the picture, then open the boxes, then post more pictures

For me it's something to the effect of:

1) Start opening boxes.
2) Fail to suppress maniacal laugh.
3) Open boxes to where chips can actually be seen.
4) Fail to suppress maniacal laugh.
5) Grab first barrel of chips.
6) Scream with glee like a little girl (hopefully out of earshot of the wife).
7) Open the rest of the chips.
8) Don't even try to suppress maniacal laugh AT ALL.
9) Pass out due to chip-over-stimulation.... (if there is such a thing)
10) Consider taking a photo or two after regaining consciousness.

 

[kmccormick100]

I know I know I know!!!

 

[Mtvernonbryan]

Ok one box open. 3 to go! They are in good casino used condition!

 

[Mtvernonbryan]

Ok second box open.

 

[moose]

Kill the person who took a sharpie to these.

 

[Mtvernonbryan]

Very few sharpied but yes. Great relable though!!

 

[Mtvernonbryan]

Ok. All boxes open. 3000 chips.

 

[Rhodeman77]

Some of the $1’s look brand new!

 

[WedgeRock]

Looks like you bought too many.

I'll head over to the Classifieds and wait for your FOR SALE thread.

PS:. Face pron, please. Kthanxbai.

 

[Mtvernonbryan]

Looks like you bought too many.

I'll head over to the Classifieds and wait for your FOR SALE thread.

PS:. Face pron, please. Kthanxbai.

Probably won’t have to wait long... lol

 

[moose]

Limit set!

 

[Trihonda]

Sharpie Hack...

Go over the sharpie inked areas with a dry erase marker, rub hard, and allow to rest a bit. The dry erase ink is the same as sharpie ink, but contains an additive that makes the ink removable. Sometimes the dry erase ink can interact with already applied sharpie ink and allow removal. If the sharpie ink has soaked into a porous surface it doesn’t work well. Test results on a single chip first.

If you have success, you can thank me by sending me a sample set of the chips you received (if you have extras).

 

[Mtvernonbryan]

I actually like the colors of these $5's quite a bit. Light green and metallic gold edge spots. I think they will clean up nicely. i'll post some pics when Im done.

 

[Mtvernonbryan]

Sorting and inspecting. I wish I could say it was a pain in the ass but who would I be kidding.....

 

[Trihonda]

Did the dry erase marker work on the sharpie?

 

[Mtvernonbryan]

Did the dry erase marker work on the sharpie?

i have not tried yet but I’ll let you know!!

 

[ovo]

dollars remind me of Aladdin dollars

 

[Kain8]

Are you doing a relabel project for all of these?

 

[Schmendr1ck]

Sharpie Hack...

Go over the sharpie inked areas with a dry erase marker, rub hard, and allow to rest a bit. The dry erase ink is the same as sharpie ink, but contains an additive that makes the ink removable. Sometimes the dry erase ink can interact with already applied sharpie ink and allow removal. If the sharpie ink has soaked into a porous surface it doesn’t work well. Test results on a single chip first.

If you have success, you can thank me by sending me a sample set of the chips you received (if you have extras).

+1

I've never had to do this on chippies, but as the father of three now-older kids who used to love to use Sharpies on everything, it works well on most smooth non-porous surfaces. Painted walls are another matter...

Nice score btw!

 

[krafticus]

Story on how these came to be in your possession????

 

[Mtvernonbryan]

Story on how these came to be in your possession????

Actually found these through eBay. Seller had 1 rack of 5’s for sale. I asked if he had any more pictures of the rack. Through chatting I found out he had many many more. We came to an agreement on the lot.

 

[Mtvernonbryan]

Are you doing a relabel project for all of these?

actually I may only Keep a small portion of these. Plan on putting them in the classifieds once I go through them. They will be very reasonably priced. It will be a great opportunity for people to get some casino used Paulsons on the cheap.