[phatlad]

Any resources available for something like this?

I have a roullette chip from a closed casino. It was a really classy place. It quickly opened and then shut down, all within a year. (The resort at summerlin).

I have the blue one in the picture below.

[jojobinks]

i don't know for sure, but it sure looks like BJ does the rest of their chips. one might assume these are BJ also?

[tomb1]

Those are Bud Jones roulette chips, the 24-groove style.

Here are some more from Harrah's in New Orleans, with the "BJ" mint mark:


I really like these chips -- they feel & sound & play & stack great!

As far as finding a manufacturer, the best place to look is the Chip Guide online: http://www.chipguide.com/
Follow the link for Nevada chips or just go here: http://www.silver-state-treasures.com/nevada.htm
[Edit: same link as jojo...]
The Summerlin resort doesn't have all their chips (like the roulettes) listed because it closed so quickly.

[phatlad]

Thanks guys!

I really like the chip, too, which is why I was asking.

[KYBill]

i agree with jojo

[PocketRocket]

Those are Bud Jones R4 roulette chips. You can find them on page 15 of the GPI U.S. brochure at http://www.gpigaming.com/pdf/US_Chips.pdf

[phatlad]

Ahh, to get a set of custom bud jones.

[PocketRocket]

Should be a piece of cake, just open up a casino or cardroom.

Originally Posted by phatlad

Ahh, to get a set of custom bud jones.