[imperial10]

Sorry for the bad pictures. My buddy had a copy of Casino Royale and I was able to get some shots. Looks to be most of the chips are bud jones.

[bmwguy525]

They're actually Matsui's. Similar material

[imperial10]

Cool thanks for the correction....it's always good to see matsui in other places other than here.

[bmwguy525]

Originally Posted by imperial10

Cool thanks for the correction....it's always good to see matsui in other places other than here.

NP. I know there's a couple other threads around here about these chips from when it hit theaters, you can use the search to look around for 'em

[PFunk]

I thought it was determined these were not Matsui?

I thought they were manufactured by Cartamundi

[bmwguy525]

Originally Posted by PFunk

I thought it was determined these were not Matsui?

I thought they were manufactured by Cartamundi

As far as I knew from before the movie was released, these are Matsui. I could be wrong, but I'm almost positive

[dinghovery]

Makes you wonder who was on the movie Payroll to make the ALL IMPORTANT decision of what casino chips to use. The director probably didn't care one way or the other.

Who made the cards used in the movie? Does anybody know?

[rami]

Carta Mundi as well. Copag is a Carta Mundi brand, then you can answer "copag" less or more

[PFunk]

According to Apache, Cartamundi is the manufacturer....

http://www.apachepokerchips.com/casi...dpokerset.html

[TRIPLE-D]

Really, the chips in the above pictures look nothing like the Casino Royales that Cartamundi is sellimg. Not even close to the samples that I bought. There must be more to this story.