[aquaman]

Does anyone think there's a collectible value on these chips due to the fact that they're on the sun mold?

If not, I'm considering putting a hot stamp on around the perimeter. If there is some value, would something generic hurt that value? I wouldn't think so.

[SuckoutKing]

Aqua, I can't give you any info on the value of Sun Mold chips, but if you wanted to do something with adding a stamp around the edges I could help you with that. Message me if you want to do something with this.

SoK

[jamby]

I would think not since they're still being sold to casinos and these are blanks. Here's what Eisenstadt has to say about them on his web mold project web site mold designs -- other

He's actually looking for some according to his post there so you could probably sell him at least a few.

MD-104

SUN -- 8 repetitions of a sun design. It is the exclusive mold of the Blue Chip Co., North Las Vegas, NV, which statrted business April 2002. The company was organized by some members of the Endy family after they sold Paul-son Co. to the huge French-owned Bourgogne et Grasset Co. (now called Gaming Partners International Corporation, abbreviated GPI Corp.). The Blue Chip Co. uses this Sun mold for its casino chip business and the above Flame mold (MD-103) for its retail home poker chip set business. Both molds were first used in Nov. 2002...... ........ ......The advertising chip to the left is not for sale. But soon I will be having some sample chips for sale here.)

Originally Posted by aquaman

Does anyone think there's a collectible value on these chips due to the fact that they're on the sun mold?

If not, I'm considering putting a hot stamp on around the perimeter. If there is some value, would something generic hurt that value? I wouldn't think so.

[rimmerryan]

Originally Posted by aquaman

Does anyone think there's a collectible value on these chips due to the fact that they're on the sun mold?

If not, I'm considering putting a hot stamp on around the perimeter. If there is some value, would something generic hurt that value? I wouldn't think so.

I would say yes, only if they were from a casino that used to exist and has closed, or is still open, in which case you probably wouldn't still have them [you would have taken them all back !!!].

If they aren't, which I assume they are not, then I would say that the only value these hold is what someone is willing to pay per chip to get a set of chips that they could customize in the future [ie. what you are talking about doing]. Any more than that, and I think you would be asking way too much for them.

Thanks for sharing.
Nice table by the way !!!


R.