[joey umbatz]

They are made by blue chip i read somewhere?? where can i purchase these chips???

[Nate PT]

They were on ebay but most of the sets already sold.

[TRIPLE-D]

There are supposed to be more Colorado's later. They are getting labels made for the blank chips.

[zerolux]

try this
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...MEWA%3AIT&rd=1

check the seller's other listings, he had like 7 sets for sale.

[jojobinks]

Originally Posted by zerolux

try this
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...MEWA%3AIT&rd=1

check the seller's other listings, he had like 7 sets for sale.

killermold has 100 he's trying to get rid of; check his thread here somewhere or pm him. bing, btw.

[kers2]

How much are these things running for a set of 500??

[JM]

I'd strongly suggest you get a sample set first. I was surprised at the lack of quality on these chips when I actually got some in hand. They really look alot better on TV than in person.

[TenPercenter]

Originally Posted by JM

I'd strongly suggest you get a sample set first. I was surprised at the lack of quality on these chips when I actually got some in hand. They really look alot better on TV than in person.

I was not surprised by the quality, they are right on par with many other BLue Chip manufactured chips.

What I WAS surpised about was the difference in quality between the Colorods and the Diamonds. Both are Blue Chip flame molds, but I really feel that the Colorados are much higher quality. With the Diamonds I have clay voids, loose edgepsots, and much worse inlay centering/squishing issues. The Colorados are really very nicely made chips, especially the $10,000 yellow ones, They are nearly perfect in my batch.

I'll probably end up selling the Colorados and using the Diamonds in my home games until my Pharos arrive.

[JM]

Yeah, I guess its all in what you expect. I was comparing them in quality to the paulson JBs. The chips themselves seemed fine, it was some of the labels that looked lousy (voids, etc).

[souldigger]

I got what I expected in the diamonds and the 1 colorado rack I traded for. They were no different in quality to the 50 blue chip jb samples I got. Mis-aligned labels on some, squashed labels, but overall what I have come to expect from blue chip. The labels are nicer on the colorado's over the diamonds, but my colorado's on average have the same number of mis-aligns and a few with some clay voids. I think they will still be a decent invesment down the road. Definitely not on paulson standards. I ordered some ASM samples to check colors out and I think you could make some nice fantasy diamonds with the colors ASM offers and get a better mold/quality. The ASM's would be perfect too since they only do the 3 edge spots like the diamonds have. I have a friend working on the graphic for the diamond and colorado.

Jason