[stonker]

I know most of you only buy high end chips but maybe you or someone you know could use these. I count 1200 Red, 1698 green and 690 Black for 3588 total. A couple years back I was hosting a 50 player T1000 game handing out 20 red, 20 green and 4 black to start, they have been collecting dust ever since. Most of these chips are used. I noticed on a small few that the white plastic around the edges seem brittle and saw a couple chips with broken spots. I am asking $300 shipped in the U.S.




Thanks for looking,, tell all your friends.

[jojobinks]

Originally Posted by stonker

I know most of you only buy high end chips but maybe you or someone you know could use these. I count 1200 Red, 1698 green and 690 Black for 3588 total. A couple years back I was hosting a 50 player T1000 game handing out 20 red, 20 green and 4 black to start, they have been collecting dust ever since. Most of these chips are used. I noticed on a small few that the white plastic around the edges seem brittle and saw a couple chips with broken spots. I am asking $300 shipped in the U.S.




Thanks for looking,, tell all your friends.

gl sir.

[jdunford]

Good lord. That's a lot of Bicycles...

I know somebody with a 500-chip set of these. I'll ask him if he wants any more of 'em.

[Ienick72]

these are plastic right. Like dice chips?

[jdunford]

Originally Posted by Ienick72

these are plastic right. Like dice chips?

That's like asking: "Bud Jones are plastic right. Like dice chips?"

Well, maybe not that drastic, but yes, these are plastic, and no, they aren't like dice chips. They have a much nicer feel and sound, although they are a bit heavy (11.5 g) and slippery (about as slippery as Nexgen). They're basically a Bud Jones wannabe; not nearly as nice, but not nearly as expensive, either!

Notice he's selling them for < $0.10 each!

For $300, you could run a 100-player T1000 with 10-14-6 starting stacks! Or 60 players with 20-16-5! That's insane!!

[stonker]

Originally Posted by jdunford

That's like asking: "Bud Jones are plastic right. Like dice chips?"

Well, maybe not that drastic, but yes, these are plastic, and no, they aren't like dice chips. They have a much nicer feel and sound, although they are a bit heavy (11.5 g) and slippery (about as slippery as Nexgen). They're basically a Bud Jones wannabe; not nearly as nice, but not nearly as expensive, either!

Notice he's selling them for < $0.10 each!

For $300, you could run a 100-player T1000 with 10-14-6 starting stacks! Or 60 players with 20-16-5! That's insane!!

Thank you jdunford, I couldn't have said it better myself. These chips feel and sound much better then standard dice chips in my opinion. The edges are rounded off nicely which makes them very easy to shuffle.

[Mikey55]

Are these the same as the WPT chips?

[fenix]

thIS design would be cool on a chipco

[hardhouseinc]

Ive seen these sold for about 11 dollars per hundered at the store here.
So its almost new price for these. They are much better than any dice
chips. They are good tournament chips for large numbers.

[stonker]

Originally Posted by hardhouseinc

Ive seen these sold for about 11 dollars per hundered at the store here.
So its almost new price for these. They are much better than any dice
chips. They are good tournament chips for large numbers.

I have not seen them here that low and could not find them on the internet that cheap. Their 8g chips go for around that price around here. Even at $11 per 100 that would be $400 not including tax and or shipping.
http://www.gamblersgeneralstore.com/...2b9f5bbe38d2c7