[NanaBanana]

I just acquired these chips last night in Oklahoma. Can anyone help identify the maker and are they ceramic or clay? I'm thinking ceramic on the red and gray.....but I don't know that much about how to tell (even though I'm learning a lot from Ten). Thoughts anyone?



BaNaNa

[Novikan]

Pretty sure the top two are RT Plastics and the bottom one is a BJ or a cheap slugged composite... either way they are all made of a composite or plastic material.. neither clay nor ceramic... the top two look pretty similar to the chips sold at gamblersgeneralstore.. that's why i think they are RT Plastics

[fcuk]

I would also agree with the above. They defiantley look like rt plastics. The bottom one also looks like a Bud Jones chip to me also.

[Ropes4u]

That Casino is close to where I live, did you actually gamble there? How was it?

[PocketRocket]

All three of the chips are from RT Plastics, possibly ordered through KP Gaming (a big supplier to Native American gaming operations). The red and gray chips are RT Plastics Dynasty chips in a 6 and 4 spot design respectively. The yellow chip is a RT Plastics Hot Stamps (RT Plastics name for this chip).

Originally Posted by NanaBanana

I just acquired these chips last night in Oklahoma. Can anyone help identify the maker and are they ceramic or clay? I'm thinking ceramic on the red and gray.....but I don't know that much about how to tell (even though I'm learning a lot from Ten). Thoughts anyone?



BaNaNa

[NanaBanana]

Originally Posted by Ropes4u

That Casino is close to where I live, did you actually gamble there? How was it?

I did go there and gamble, had not been there before. Did not win a lot of money, though it was an entertaining Saturday afternoon and evening....



BaNaNa

[NanaBanana]

Thanks Guys, for all the info. I knew the yellow chip was plastic (it's a .50 Ante chip). But, I really thought the other two were ceramic - they just have that feel and weight to them - shows how much I know about them, huh! ops:



BaNaNa