[hunterking]

Originally Posted by SpeakEasy

anyone know why the white edgespots on the treasure island chip appear to be only a very thin layer of white over the main body color? is this just an optical illusion? i've seen this on some other chips as well.

hk

[duma]

its not a thin layer of white. it normal thickness its just that the blue from the rest of the chip has rubbed off onto the white. if you clean the chip it will be back to pure white again.

[_Z_]

SE: Nice collection!

Thanks for posting your pic of the Atlantis P/I $5 red. I was about to ask what mold it was, having received one recently as a gift. Also got a $2.50 chip, which looks similar (BJ mold also?).

[SpeakEasy]

Originally Posted by gmunny

Here are my Binnions WSOP Gallery of Champion chips.

I appreciate that they selected a Stu photo before his nose caved in...

[crew7809]

I only have 4

[dad604]

You are 4 ahead of me. I wish I had collected some and had them to show off.

[Matthew]

Here are mine - 2 Chipcos (Carson Valley Inn), house mold Paulson (Turning Stone), 3 Top Hat & Cane
(Peppermill regular and Reno rodeo 1 of 6000 and Harvey's Cabo Wabo Opening), 3 RT Plastics
(Harrah Lake Tahoe and 2 cruise ships) Front and Back in 2 pics!

[Matthew]

The $2.50 was from a $5 blackjack table when I hit it on the very 1st
hand I ever played the very 1st time I ever set foot in a casino.

[SpeakEasy]

New additions to the collection

[muttley]

Just got back from a trip and added a chip to my meager collection. I just started this year , April 28th to be exact. Those new racks at the Wynn grand opening got me hooked.



Not the rarest or flashiest examples, but it's still fun.

Been trying to hit poker rooms here and there when I'm traveling on business. I just got back from Foxwoods. Man, it was like poker central. Very cool place. Nice chips too.

anybody have an idea who makes the Bay 101 casino chips? they are pretty unique and I kinda like em.

muttley