[CaptLego]

This is one of my favorite cases:





I bought this case from pokerchips.com
http://www.pokerchips.com/cases98/w_cases_1.html

This case holds 1000 chips, 500 in a removable tray and 500 in the bottom of the case. It is constructed of solid walnut with gold-plated brass hardware. The materials and construction are top-notch. It is not fancy, just elegant quality. Unfortunately, the price is commensurate with the quality ($425 for this model).

If you've invested in high quality chips and want the best case for them, I'd highly recommend one of these cases.

[hachkc]

They definitely offer some of the nicest wood cases on the market; maybe when I get a real chipset I splurge on one them.

FYI

If you haven't checked their website lately, they've upgrade the look and navigation somewhat.

[yaw]

sharp looking case. i was going to get a REAL mahogany case in '01 but @ $395, which was more then what i spent on crystal parks, i decided to hold off. purchased the knock off model for $60 a year later on ebay and have been satisfied

[SpaceMonkey]

I think I'm going to break down and order one myself. I've been considering it for a while now.

Thanks for posting the pictures. Pokerchips.com may have just revamped their layout, but their pictures leave a lot to be desired.