The item description says these are from a casino, but the anonymous arrow hot stamp suggests otherwise:
Anyone know a casino or club which had that logo?
The seller also says that there is some “faint white powder or coating on many of them,” which may mean that some of them are mint. OTOH, the black chip pictured appears to some edge wear.
There are a few other clues—the old brown boxes, some damaged, but others in decent condition, plus the fact that someone has handwritten “HI” and “LO” on two of the white chips—suggests to me that these may have been made instead for a home or underground game.
Also, the seller doesn’t appear from his/her other auctions to be a chipper, so I take the “casino” description that much more with a grain of salt.
The color combo isn’t very appealing.... I don’t like using chips with a similar color value range as the brown and blacks shown, since in certain lights they can be difficult to tell them apart. But it might make a good milling/labeling project for someone here, if the price stays low enough. (Starts at $299).
Anyone know a casino or club which had that logo?
The seller also says that there is some “faint white powder or coating on many of them,” which may mean that some of them are mint. OTOH, the black chip pictured appears to some edge wear.
There are a few other clues—the old brown boxes, some damaged, but others in decent condition, plus the fact that someone has handwritten “HI” and “LO” on two of the white chips—suggests to me that these may have been made instead for a home or underground game.
Also, the seller doesn’t appear from his/her other auctions to be a chipper, so I take the “casino” description that much more with a grain of salt.
The color combo isn’t very appealing.... I don’t like using chips with a similar color value range as the brown and blacks shown, since in certain lights they can be difficult to tell them apart. But it might make a good milling/labeling project for someone here, if the price stays low enough. (Starts at $299).
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