[NiceCall007]

I am looking for cash game chips in low denominations such as 5 cent, 10 cent, 25 cent, $1 chips, etc. Does anyone have anything like that or know where I can find them? I'm having a hard time locating something nice like this.

[tonypap]

Pm Sent

[ACE'S FULL]

Ygpm...

[checkm8r]

I think the Chipco Classics make a great microstakes set:

http://www.holdempokerchips.com/prod...p?prod=AYSET70

Fan of cards if you want clay:

http://www.apachepokerchips.com/fano...okerchips.html

[dinghovery]

Send locutios an email asking about his Chipco micro set - he just bought a ton of them and should be willing to sell some...and tell him dinghovery sent 'ya

[locutios]

Steve you da man! Thanks.

I do have 300 Chipco Vintage automobile microcash set in .05, .10, .25, and .50. They are brand new never used. As far as I know, you can't find these other than Chipco. The only other vendor who had them MSPatton holdempoker.com dosen't have them anymore because I bought out his inventory . Chipco is asking .95 a chip. I can sell them @ .55 if you want all 300 or .65 per chip if less than that.

Let me know if you are interested. You can see what they look check here:

http://www.poker-chip.com/shopdispla...age+Automobile

[locutios]

Nicecall got your pm. Unfortunately, I don't have any other low denom chips but the vintage cars.
If you can't find anything else, let me know if you are still interested. I should at least have them for the next couple of weeks.
To be honest the only chips with micro denominations I can think of are Chipcos. The chipco website has several kinds and most vendors carry the Classics, Crystal Oyster Casino and the new Casino. Of all of them, I like the classics and the casino's best. I have a sample set of the Crystal Oyster and imho most of the colors on the low denomination are ugly. Of course, with Chipcos unless you find a great sale here or ebay, you can expect to pay about .95 a chip! You got to play a lot of microcash games to make up that kind of money

The most economical option is to go with a hotstamp on some faux clay or other low price composite.