Everybody has a price...right? (1 Viewer)

I would easily sell my customs for a nice profit then immediately place an order for an even larger set
 
I haven't been dreaming about inlays, colors and edgespots lately, but it would be nice to do so again.

I love my two custom sets but there's always another.
 
I only have two sets left. Well, technically four:
PCA secondary headsup set (110 chips), well circulated :D - available
Desert Palms BCC hotstamped cash set (200 chips) - priceless, N/A
Colony Club cash set (1000 chips) - priceless, N/A
Grand Championship of Poker tournament set (1000 chips) - priceless, N/A
 
I just calculated my secondary GV price. It's $3,150 (coincidentally it's the same cost to send my daughter to Spain to play soccer over spring break)
 
I just calculated my secondary GV price. It's $3,150 (coincidentally it's the same cost to send my daughter to Spain to play soccer over spring break)

I'm not looking for more GV Secondaries as I'm very happy with my set but just out of curiosity what breakdown do you have?
 
Tricky question for me. Because it wouldn't just be buying a set in my mind. It would be buying the rights to all things The Hitching Post. That would mean someone would need to buy all three Hitching Post sets, five tables, three boxes, plus all the accoutrements like seating plaques, dealer buttons, etc.

Once you add all of that up the cost number is pretty prohibitively high....then you try to think how much extra it would take before I WANTED to sell it?

The easy answer is as long as I'm not desperate for money more than anyone would ever pay me.
 
I'd let Robert Redford bang my chips for a million dollars.

I'd also ship them off for some serious sonic cleaning.

Yeah, let's just call it "hand gunk". How much to clean them twice?
 

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