[guinness]

Originally Posted by davejs1671

All of these chips are great. I appreciate getting to see themall. I was wondering if anyone might no of where to get some of those Paulson chips in the various colors and how easy are they to find , also what would be a fair peice to pay for these chips? Guiness and 99% Evil that's a great tournament set. Where those hard to get together, and how did you get them? A few at a time or where you able to find a bunch in one place?

Generally $1 or $1.25 per chip if you can find them. It took me years to acquire mine...one rack at a time. Very very hard to get in bulk.

[gmunny]

Added an older Bud Jones CIC sample and a Paulson sample. Anyone else got more? Please post.

[jojong]

I missed that Bud Jones by about 10 sec. Now that I see it's in good hands, I guess that's ok.

I will be posting mine in a couple of days. This thread has made me spend more money...as a matter of fact this whole forum has made my bank account empty!!!




I love this place!! Nice additions!

[jojong]

Here they are. Enjoy!



Here's a scan of the big boy front & back. Can anyone make out any of the chips besides the MGM? (what you see in the scan is pretty much I can see)




Here's sacn of front and back of the WSOP chips.





There's more on their way.

[gmunny]

Thanks for sharing, Jojong. They are all very cool. Love the Paulson 8-spot sample.

[jojong]

Ya, I love that chip. It's one of my favorite inserts and the chip is a whooping 48mm. I wonder if that's the biggest Paulson chip and which casino actually use a chip that size? I know that Horseshoe has one, but don't know if it was actually used at the table.

[smux3]

Unbelievable chips Evil. Thanks for the pics.

[dap325]

Here are a couple of sample chips I've collected. I guess the Paulson "10th anniversary of chipping" could be considered a MFG sample. If anybody thinks different, or knows the history behind that one, please let me know .





-Dennis

[rugerjw]

Here's the few I have.

[jojong]

Got some new ones to show off




Here's front and back of some chips: