[cpiaaq]

Originally Posted by aquaman

Um, that's cool. In the description, it says: "top hat and cane repeated 8 times, except every 4th one has the cane reversed. That is, two pair..."

Isn't this actually 1 pair?

Yes. It makes sense if you keep reading..

Originally Posted by www.antiquegamblingchips.com

That is, two pair (which happen to be the top and bottom pair on the chip to the left, which was scored with pencil to highlight the mold) have their cane handles facing each other.

[punk1o1]

Very nice chips you have there! Those Noble games chips are awesome.

[aquaman]

Originally Posted by cpiaaq

Yes. It makes sense if you keep reading..

No, that didn't clarify it for me. I think it's a mistake, but we're all human.

[Johnny5]

Originally Posted by JM

Anyone else notice the cane is reversed?

If you look at most Paulsons with a large inlay (grand+) that mold is pretty standard.

[Gaming Ore]

More colors of the Bud Jones version...



Taken from the CC&GTCC page of Fakes, Fantasy and Counterfeits, these chips are listed as "unknown" meaning their purpose of manufacture is not currently known. Also of interest is that the Paul-Son RH&C chips are not even listed there.

Jim (Gaming Ore) Follis

[snakster]

Note that those in the CCGTCC picture are different from the Bud Jones I have. Makes me think they changed manufacturers at some point for their chips. The face of my Bud Jones chips only reads Noble instead of the full Noble Games as well as some other noticable differences.