[Oldcycles]

Any info on these paulson chips?
I think they are a fantasy chip and I have a friend that has a number of the $5 chips.
I think the colors and edgspots are beautiful and would like to see a complete set.
He bought them from Spanetties years ago.
I may have finally found my cash game set if I can find any of these.

Here is a better photo curtisy of Neil at the chipboard.


Here you go.
Color is really bad in this photo.
It is so sweet in real life.

[Gaming Ore]

Originally Posted by Oldcycles

Any info on these paulson chips?
I think they are a fantasy chip and I have a friend that has a number of the $5 chips.
I think the colors and edgspots are beautiful and would like to see a complete set.
He bought them from Spanetties years ago.
I may have finally found my cash game set if I can find any of these.

Am I missing something here?... Or is it you?

Jim (Give me a Scan) Follis

[Oldcycles]

Originally Posted by Gaming Ore

Am I missing something here?... Or is it you?

Jim (Give me a Scan) Follis

You lost me but that would not be hard since I am tired and have to play in a tourney in 30 min.

[boondocker96]

Originally Posted by Oldcycles

You lost me but that would not be hard since I am tired and have to play in a tourney in 30 min.

Dude, pics.

'nuff said.

[Oldcycles]

Originally Posted by boondocker96

Dude, pics.

'nuff said.

I can try to do pic's later but they will suck.

[Oldcycles]

If this helps.
6 pink edgespots on a salmon looking chip.
8 hat and canes with some reversed.
Large gold crown in the inlay with large $5 then emperor casino.

[boondocker96]

Originally Posted by Oldcycles

I can try to do pic's later but they will suck.

even sucky pics kick a$$ over no pics at all...

[Gaming Ore]

Once upon a time (2005 or so) North Korea had a casino operation situated very, very close to China. China does not permit gaming (except Macao, a former Portugeise holding), but there seems to be plenty of illegal operations throughout China. Anyway, Chinese residents regularly took tours to the Emperor Casino until a Chinese Transportation Official was found to be using (and losing) public funds to the tune of over $400K. Chinese officials banned further tours. Since North Koreans were not allowed to use the casino and their 100% Chinese patronage suddenly evaporated the casino closed.

Those could be chips from there. OR, there is an on-line gaming site called Emperor. Perhaps those are advertising chips.

I suspect the former, but would like to see a pic. I hope you did well in the tourney.

Jim

[Oldcycles]

Bump for pics

[noelsarchs]

What on earth is that thing behind the chip?