Not Mine Aces Set (1 Viewer)

[manamongkids]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/600-Aces-Ca...071238?hash=item3abd4d6d46:g:zFgAAOSwKtVWvKVX

anyone know if the seller is on CT/PCF? Its the same seller as the Mitches chips

 

[mooremo]

IMO, that is overpriced for used chips.

 

[72o]

Not justifying the price but dayum those have to be one of the sweetest sets to look at in stacks.

 

[Mr. Cheese]

Considering a set just sold on here for 1/3 of the price I'd say its overpriced imo. But to each their own, if somebody really wants those chips they are worth what someone is willing to pay.

 

[manamongkids]

Considering a set just sold on here for 1/3 of the price I'd say its overpriced imo. But to each their own, if somebody really wants those chips they are worth what someone is willing to pay.

@Mr. Cheese you still have a set?

 

[Trihonda]

dayum those have to be one of the sweetest sets to look at in stacks.

If only the inlay didn't cover 94.78% of the edgespots and face of the chip. They ONLY look good in stacks or racked.

 

[catalyzeme]

They are a great set in my opinion. Giant inlay isn't ideal but I like that they are generic casino themed at least. I am getting into the X-Wing Miniatures game though and I needed to free up a few hundred dollars, so had to say goodbye to my set!

 

[manamongkids]

They are a great set in my opinion. Giant inlay isn't ideal but I like that they are generic casino themed at least. I am getting into the X-Wing Miniatures game though and I needed to free up a few hundred dollars, so had to say goodbye to my set!

Your loss. My gain!

 

[Seeking Alpha Social Club]

I love Aces. The inlays are a bit bigger than they need to be, and not sure they're worth that price, but they look amazing stacked.(y) :thumbsup:

Aces Casino 1

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• Feb 11, 2016

 

[stocky]

Considering a set just sold on here for 1/3 of the price I'd say its overpriced imo. But to each their own, if somebody really wants those chips they are worth what someone is willing to pay.

But IMO that set was a huge bargain.

Not saying these are the right price, I'm not sure what the current value would be. Just saying can't really go off of that set as a guide. Super cheap and great pick up by manamong.

 

[ssanel54]

Im a big fan of the Aces as well. I kind of like the large inlay, as it differentiates them from other sets that I own.

 

[ChaosRock]

Im a big fan of the Aces as well. I kind of like the large inlay, as it differentiates them from other sets that I own.

+1

 

[ssanel54]

+1

Mega Pron coming soon....

 

[catalyzeme]

But IMO that set was a huge bargain.

Not saying these are the right price, I'm not sure what the current value would be. Just saying can't really go off of that set as a guide. Super cheap and great pick up by manamong.

FWIW when I priced mine I was thinking around $2/chip for the hundreds, $1.50/chip for the $25s, and $0.70-0.75 for the more worn ones and fives. Then a small discount on top for the quick sale. I don't think any of those numbers are far off. Last month there was another set in the classifieds that went for $550 + shipping with more hundreds.

Maybe they could go for more since we haven't had a big set of inlaid Paulsons come on the market in a long time, but I feel good about the sale price. I usually try to aim a bit under market for a quick sale. Plus I'm always happy to pass on my chips to another collector

 

[ssanel54]

I love Aces. The inlays are a bit bigger than they need to be, and not sure they're worth that price, but they look amazing stacked.(y) :thumbsup:

Aces Casino 1

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• Feb 11, 2016

What are those ceramics in the background?

 

[Seeking Alpha Social Club]

What are those ceramics in the background?

American Beauties made by Nevada Jacks. I don't play them often, but they are beautiful.

 

[BGinGA]

when I priced mine I was thinking around $2/chip for the hundreds, $1.50/chip for the $25s, and $0.70-0.75 for the more worn ones and fives.

That looks about right to me, although I'd put the $25s right up there with the $100s. The mint $3 and $25 chips are the stars of this set. They'd be worth twice that with a normal size inlay.

 

[manamongkids]

That looks about right to me, although I'd put the $25s right up there with the $100s. The mint $3 and $25 chips are the stars of this set. They'd be worth twice that with a normal size inlay.

@BGinGA soooo what are some good quaters for this set?

I just picked up about 1100 total and need quarters. I only got 1s, 5s, 25s, and 100s, so blue yellow or orange are the best colors to use. Anything readily available for a relabel?

 

[stocky]

@BGinGA soooo what are some good quaters for this set?

I just picked up about 1100 total and need quarters. I only got 1s, 5s, 25s, and 100s, so blue yellow or orange are the best colors to use. Anything readily available for a relabel?

Didn't Dave just pick up some blue rhc fracs?

 

[bergs]

Mega Pron coming soon....

DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO IT!

 

[manamongkids]

DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO IT!

http://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/getting-the-band-back-together-aces-style.10198/

@bergs here.

 

[stocky]

FWIW when I priced mine I was thinking around $2/chip for the hundreds, $1.50/chip for the $25s, and $0.70-0.75 for the more worn ones and fives. Then a small discount on top for the quick sale. I don't think any of those numbers are far off. Last month there was another set in the classifieds that went for $550 + shipping with more hundreds.

Maybe they could go for more since we haven't had a big set of inlaid Paulsons come on the market in a long time, but I feel good about the sale price. I usually try to aim a bit under market for a quick sale. Plus I'm always happy to pass on my chips to another collector

I was thinking atleast $1 for $1s, $1-$1.50 for $5s, $2 -$25s and $3 for $100s.

But there seems to be either a love/hate relationship with Aces. Which I guess can drive the market prices down. Personally I love them and hope to own a set one day.

 

[BNM]

Pretty sure some or all of these were mine which were sold about a year ago for an average of around $1/chip. The current asking price reflects an increase of about 250%. The 25s, and others, are sweet in stacks but such a bummer to not see more of the edge spots when face-on. This set confirmed I don't like oversized inlays. Particularly at $2.50/chip.