SOLD 40x. Wet snappers (1 Viewer)

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40 chips total. 39 of them are giant inlays. And just one thc.

All are sharp and great condition, just a bit dirty. Winner pays shipping In Small box

and as always, click HERE for vegas chips...
 

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A few better pics. Just a couple minor knicks here and there. But still sharp and newish for being live chips.
 

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The tables were mixed with both small and large inlays of all the denominations. 1, 2.5, 5, 25, and 100. At least on the Carnival Miracle they were. I just cherry picked a couple barrels of the small inlay snappers personally. But you could get your pick during a cruise.
 
The 100s were a pretty chip too, bit wasn't going to harvest those... lol. I did have a decent stack of them for a short time though... but then they went away.
I got a full small inlay sample set including the $100 at least :)
 
I got a full small inlay sample set including the $100 at least :)
I saw 2 different color inlays on the 100s. They had the orange, kind of like on the snappers, but they also have a blue. The blue inlay matched the blue spots on the 100s. Looked really good.
 
Pics please!
Here it is! Chip guide has some alternate, way nicer 25’s and 100’s but I’ve never seen them in singles. If they exist, I want em. The snapper isn’t photographed. Tomorrow I’ll take a pic of all the chips, I also have the dollar with every different sky background (there’s a lot of them lol)

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I wish I had taken some pics now. There are a couple different versions of the 100s with the smaller inlay (blue) but aside from the snapper, that pic above pretty much covers it. Now the large inlays, there are different versions for each Carnival ship and the different casino names/logos, and then some generic carnival logo chips as well like in the auction lot, so there are a lot of them. I kept one smaller denom set from the ship I was on and one other snapper that I liked and will share those photos in a little bit when I can get to those chips. But I saw at least 10-12 different ship casino large inlays that were mixed in on the ship I was on.
 
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