Anyone recognize these (1 Viewer)

[wolfpack]

I don’t remeber where I got these. They feel a lot like a clay chip, even more so than the China clays. I broke one in half and it’s solid no slug and doesn’t feel like plastic. I have 4 colors but have never seen them for.l sale anywhere. A different design with this material would be great

 

[wolfpack]

guess it's a no? would love to have better design made with the process these are made with.

 

[mike32]

I’ve never seen them before.

 

[justsomedude]

Incredibly difficult design to do consistently with clay.

Could possibly be injection molded... kinda like Bud Jones.

 

[wolfpack]

oh I know they are not clay, but the feel and sound is pretty close. I had these a really long time before the china clay started coming out. was hoping someone knew the origin, but they might en d up like faux clay's and be just another formula lost.

 

[Colquhoun]

Looking at the photo, I would’ve sworn slugged plastic...what did it look like on the inside?

 

[GianThaMan]

These are most likely solid Nylon injection-molded chips. God knows who made them, but they’re plastics, that’s for sure.

 

[BGinGA]

Looks are very similar to Langworthy chips. Material sounds similar, too.

 

[wolfpack]

Looking at the photo, I would’ve sworn slugged plastic...what did it look like on the inside?

takes a good amount of pressure but they break in 1/2. no slug its solid white inside.

 

[wolfpack]

was going to upload a video with sound but don’t see how to upload a video from my phone

 

[mike32]

I bet they are similar to these. Unfortunately I bought a bunch of these years ago from The Poker Chip Company. They have no slug and are the same inside.

 

[wolfpack]

double post

 

[wolfpack]

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I bet they are similar to these. Unfortunately I bought a bunch of these years ago from The Poker Chip Company. They have no slug and are the same inside.

I'll send some samples if you want

 

[mike32]

I'll send some samples if you want

You could go to Kardwell.com and buy the white version of that chip I posted if you want. The ones I have are hot stamped with my name fwiw.

 

[BGinGA]

Langworthy & Co. and RT Plastics produced chips similar to those in the OP. Injection-molded plastics, but with a clay-like feel.