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Thread: First time chip buyer

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08-26-2006, 01:14 PM

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Re: First time chip buyer

Welcome to the board.

I don't have any experience with that chip, but I've seen many people spend money on a set of chips and wished they had waited for something better.

What is more important to you? Feel of the chips or looks? The Bellagio tribute ceramics are pretty close to your budget and have quite a few denominatinos. For inexpensive and clay feel you can't beat the Faux Clays. Without incurring the wrath and fury of the Faux Clay Nation, I can see how they would leave a little to be desired in looks to a first time buyer. But, they are great for the money.

Keep reading, and get samples. And if you do that, keep saving because you'll become an addict.

Good luck!