[boondocker96]

New Poker room in Caesars has opened up. Apparently they are rockin' these....

apologies if this is a redundant thread.

[Bano]

Hi Everyone,

I'm new to the forum but not new to the chip scene. I've been focused on collecting strictly casino chips for my home game. I've run across a rack of the $1 Caesars Palace Chips from the new poker room and was still deciding whether or not to include it to the home game. Would you guys know more about these chips. Are they indeed Paulson House Molds. Why do they seem lighter that other Casino Chips (eg. Vineyards, PNY)? I currently use a rack of Bellagio and Vineyards for the $1 Chips. Any feebback would be appreciated.

[SugarV]

Oooo...I like them!

It could just be my computer/screen...but it looks like the gold edge spot on the middle chip, and some of parts of the $10 chip have a metallic look in their color scheme. Not really that "ASM flakey look." It's more along the lines of being part of the color...does that make sense? Almost like metallic nail polish.

If a metallic color option was available...those colors would rock my smurf!

sv

[jamby]

Excellent thread Boon. Thanks for posting the Caesars chips. I couldn't be happier about their card room.

Those are sweet chips and in a great tradition.

-jamby

[CaptLego]

Nice looking chips.
I'm headed to Vegas next week, I'll have to pick up some samples of those puppies!

[boondocker96]

Originally Posted by jamby

Excellent thread Boon. Thanks for posting the Caesars chips. I couldn't be happier about their card room.

Those are sweet chips and in a great tradition.

-jamby

Thanks jamby!

I have to be clear that the pic is from Apaches website, and that they're not mine...

[Brewster]

And here I thought you were going to go and get a few racks to replace your Samauris.

Nice looking chips. I wonder if they replaced the $5 chip as well.

[Dimes]

Originally Posted by Bano

Are they indeed Paulson House Molds. Why do they seem lighter that other Casino Chips (eg. Vineyards, PNY)?

Yes, they are Paulsons with a house mold. They are light (about 8½ g) but that's not unusual. The weight of casino Paulsons varies a lot.

TT

[Couga]

Originally Posted by Brewster

And here I thought you were going to go and get a few racks to replace your Samauris.

Nice looking chips. I wonder if they replaced the $5 chip as well.

The $2 and $10 are new chips. The $1 is only new in the texture of the inlay. The old inlay has a rougher texture and the newer has a smoother texture. I believe (if I am remembering correctly) that the $5 has the same texture difference.

Hope that helps,
Couga

[ross]

The other Caesars in AC doesn't get much play here - so here are the chips from there