Noted - and updated y'allIt's "Y'all" here in the South.
Nobody dibsed it in public so as someone already mentioned you could have just said it was sold. No proof.13.5k for 993 was right here on PCF
No one dibsed it in public - so it can't be real! Yes yes... it would be... like....impossible to dm the seller without first saying "dibs"Nobody dibsed it in public so as someone already mentioned you could have just said it was sold. No proof.
Sorry for the thread crapping, sincerely. I was originally just responding to someone's question to the chips actual value here on PCF.
Please do not use any of my pictures again without permission & GLWS.
Current reaction score at 2896, lets see what this does for it.
Some thing the greatest designed mold, def not greatest chips ever made, but a very well done popular chip set that was one time available to the general public making easier than most clay poker sets to build and add on. Greatest chip ever surely would be before the 90s w lead and heavier.I don't mean ill to this thread or the seller, in fact I wish you the best of luck with the sale. Probably won't even have to, because of popular these are, and will surely be picked up quickly. But just out of curiosity, to the more experienced chippers, what exactly makes these "the greatest chips ever made"?
Bought a shuffle stack a while ago and my honest reaction to the hype was "for Paulsons, they're ok"
Def not. But a nice older formula. Better than recent NAGB clay.i always thought these were leaded. Definitely not?
This guy chips.One of my goats, good luck with the sale. I'm thinking about a house in the Bahamas...
Some of these have been sold off already, I still have 40 racks or so.
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No but good weight. Shuffle is fantastic. Shaped inlays. Colors and spots very nice IMO. Weights are in the album linked below.i always thought these were leaded. Definitely not?
I was following the design of these on ChipTalk waaay back. I loved the mold, and the colors for the most part. There were some great ideas for the inlay/casino name but the guy who “assumed charge” said: “well, since no one can make up their mind on the inlay I like “Top Hat & Cane” so we’ll go with that”. I was like …really?!Easy. The market for them was miniscule.
I see the Fleur de Lis. Your table? Fellow who dat?I tried for a while to secure some avalon 5s/PCA. Was going to ship to gear for some awesome saw blade style fracs. Someone else did it on PCF. Sadly, could never lock down the chips outside of buying a whole set of Avalons for like 4.5k.
I see the Fleur de Lis. Your table? Fellow who dat?I tried for a while to secure some avalon 5s/PCA. Was going to ship to gear for some awesome saw blade style fracs. Someone else did it on PCF. Sadly, could never lock down the chips outside of buying a whole set of Avalons for like 4.5k.
Sorry - not my table - from another PCFer that made these fracs - fracs of dreamsI see the Fleur de Lis. Your table? Fellow who dat?
Mine. Who Dat (pretty much everyone this seasonI see the Fleur de Lis. Your table? Fellow who dat?
This - this right here is what winning looks likeMine. Who Dat (pretty much everyone this season)!
You can see the full Sazerac Room in the thread linked in my signature. Lots of Saints love. And WTHC's are awesome!
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The original designer didn't just go and have these made, he was working with the company that funded the purchase, Trademark Poker. I assume they had the final decisions on which ideas moved forward. Here's a bit more abouth the WTHC origin from the designer:There were some great ideas for the inlay/casino name but the guy who “assumed charge” said: “well, since no one can make up their mind on the inlay I like “Top Hat & Cane” so we’ll go with that”. I was like …really?!…finally a perfect set of chips we have a say in the design of and YOU choose the dumbest name possible? This guy was also the brainchild for the “Private Cardroom” hotstamps.
Ahhh!…so he must have been “the guy”, lol!The original designer didn't just go and have these made, he was working with the company that funded the purchase, Trademark Poker. I assume they had the final decisions on which ideas moved forward. Here's a bit more abouth the WTHC origin from the designer:
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/thre...stion-about-chip-history.102002/#post-2217674