[WINTERS]

I recently purchased a large amount of antique clay chips. I have gone through the chips and sorte and categorized the chips by color and chip design. I now am considering posting many of the chips in the M2M section, but first wanted to see if there was any interest in these chips.

If you might be interested post here and if there is enough interest I'll open a M2M thread with the chips.

[gmunny]

Hey Winters, how bout some pics?

[Gaming Ore]

Originally Posted by gmunny

Hey Winters, how bout some pics?

Ditto, GO

[shanghai_sparky]

Originally Posted by WINTERS

I recently purchased a large amount of antique clay chips. I have gone through the chips and sorte and categorized the chips by color and chip design. I now am considering posting many of the chips in the M2M section, but first wanted to see if there was any interest in these chips.

If you might be interested post here and if there is enough interest I'll open a M2M thread with the chips.

[WINTERS]

Here's a few. I really didn't have time to take a picture of all 6,000.

[BrakeDust]

Someone had a post at thechiproom.com offering $25 for a mint "S" chip. You may have some value there. I think he said it would be a world record price though.

[WINTERS]

Here are a few of the more unique chips included:

[Worm 28]

If some are for the right price I may be interested.
Thanks

[maniack]

I have a playable set of these (175 beige, 116 burgundy, 55 greens - all clovers) and have wondered exactly what they are. The best I've been able to ascertain is that they might be USPC clay chips from between the 30s and 50s.

They're all in superb condition, crisp edges, with some small variation of color (especially in the "whiteness" of the stamp). I only play with em once a year (on St. Paddy's day of course!), but I've wondered what they were worth too and if I should be playing them at all.

[gmunny]

Sweet antique chips, Winters. How did you get 6k of these? Gotta be a story, right?