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Old 01-29-2006, 02:14 AM
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where can i get some chipco samples?
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Try MSPATTON at this link

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Old 01-29-2006, 03:01 AM
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are chipco chips clay?

are they the chips used by the Palms in vegas?
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Re: chipco samples

not clay...ceramic.

some are chipco...most are b&g. here's a link: http://www.silver-state-treasures.com/lasvegs/palms.htm
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not clay...ceramic.

some are chipco...most are b&g. here's a link: http://www.silver-state-treasures.com/lasvegs/palms.htm

jojo,

is one better than than the other? (ceramic vs clay)

also, who is b & G? never heard of them?
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B & G is Bourgogne Et Grasset . They are part of GPI Gaming (Gaming Partners International) with Paulson and Bud Jones.

Ceramic vs. Clay is a personal taste thing and a subject of much fun debate.

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also, who is b & G? never heard of them?
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is one better than than the other? (ceramic vs clay)
Here's an excellent article by tomb1 on that subject:
http://chiptalk.net/forum/showthread.php?t=11262
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i've got a set of chipcos. first i had the oysters. then the wsop replicas. awesome chips. then i went to a new casino in las vegas that just opened 4 minutes from a house we have there and they have Brand new paulsons. wow. thay are so cool. now i want a set af clays. i kept a few of the chips from there just for my collection. oh yeah, the name of the casino is South Coast Casino. I just love the new clays. anyways, if i could i would have both. but since i've had ceramics for a while, i'll try and find some clays now.
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is one better than than the other? (ceramic vs clay)
I'm not jojo, but I would guess that his as well as a majority of the long time chip enthousiasts would agree that clay have a better feel. It is arguable which looks better. Not too much arguement which one can handle a more detailed and large graphic, (Ceramic). For me, it is clay all the way.

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