eBay (not mine): "Really rare Paulson custom chips"

[shaboo]

RARE PAULSON DIAMOND PP POKER CHIPS | eBay

What are these?

[Meddler]

Originally Posted by shaboo

RARE PAULSON DIAMOND PP POKER CHIPS | eBay

What are these?

Fugly

[mipevi]

That auction is upper class all the way.

[Gear-X]

To be clear: these are absolutely not Paulson chips, nor are they rare. The listing should be reported for inappropriate use of keywords.

I forget what "PP" stands for but I've seen these for sale before, metal slugged ABS chips with a screenprinted logo. Power Poker? Power Player? Professional Players? something like that.


Another auction for the same junk, but more appropriately priced: link

[JPinAZ]

I saw these last night and sent the seller a message letting him know they're not Paulson chips. No response so far.

[pug_in_chip]

PP = me. So I took a liberty to act as police and sent a polite message to the seller..

[abby99]

Seller has updated the description:

**********************SOME PEOPLE HAVE BROUGHT TO MY ATTN. THAT THEY DONT THINK THESE ARE PAULSON CHIPS, I BELIEVE THEY ARE, BUT AM REVISING MY ADD, TO INFORM BUYERS OF THE CONFLICT, IF THEY AREN'T MY SINCEREST APOLOGIES TO EVERYONE AND THANKYOU TO YOU ALL FOR THE HEADS UP.*************************

[JM]

pp = putrid plastic chips

[jojong]

pp = pile poop

[BGinGA]

Originally Posted by Gear-X

To be clear: these are absolutely not Paulson chips, nor are they rare. The listing should be reported for inappropriate use of keywords.

I forget what "PP" stands for but I've seen these for sale before, metal slugged ABS chips with a screenprinted logo. Power Poker? Power Player? Professional Players? something like that.


Another auction for the same junk, but more appropriately priced: link

PP = Poker Pros, I think. But Poop Pile is more appropriate.

They look a lot like ceramics to me, but previous sellers have described them as both 11g and 14g heavyweight composite chips -- so slugged ABS is probably correct.

The seller is either an idiot (seriously, Paulson chips??) or a crook.