[pokertvstar]

from a buddy that went to Aruba. Keepsakes really, but they are rather dirty. The coins I can handle no problem, but the other 2, I dunno what would be best to use. The white Excelsior kinda feels like a chipco, the pink kinda sorta says BJ to me, but I know I am no authority,

Any suggestions are appreciated....even if it is just soap and water...I just don't know where to begin on cleaning these.

Thanks

[WolfPack]

the pink looks like b&g to me.

[pokertvstar]

as I said, wolf, I am not authority.....in fact, I don't even know what B&G means...lol...

[WolfPack]

Originally Posted by pokertvstar

as I said, wolf, I am not authority.....in fact, I don't even know what B&G means...lol...

b&g = Bourgogne et Grasset
the company that bought paulson and bud jones. Theyare a plastic chip similar to bud jones, but in my opinion not quit as good.

they mainly are in european casinos, they do use them at fallsview.

[pokertvstar]

Originally Posted by WolfPack

b&g = Bourgogne et Grasset
the company that bought paulson and bud jones. Theyare a plastic chip similar to bud jones, but in my opinion not quit as good.

they mainly are in european casinos, they do use them at fallsview.

thanks for the knowledge...now how to clean these up....considering they are a plastic, ordinary soap and water, not oil?

[cpiaaq]

Soap and water with a rag should do the trick, Ive had good success with 409 as well (apply, scrub, wipe dry).

[Midnight Rose]

Originally Posted by pokertvstar

thanks for the knowledge...now how to clean these up....considering they are a plastic, ordinary soap and water, not oil?

I second what cpiaq said. I've washed all but my more historic chips by hand in tepid water with mild liquid soap, then dried them throughly, to no ill effect.

This link talks about clay chips more, but I've found it useful for most chips I've encountered: http://www.ccgtcc.com/cleaning.html