SOLD Horseshoe Cleveland cash set 865 chips plus extras KEMS (1 Viewer)

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Here's my Horseshoe Clevelabd cash set, offered for $800 pp ff, plus shipping, in the U.S. Built for a deep .25/.50 game, it can cover stakes up to $1/$2. There's a total of 865 chips, for a bank of $9,425, carefully hand-cleaned and looking great.

Set includes two dealer buttons from Old West Poker Supply, and a setup of genuine KEM plastic Horseshoe Cleveland bridge size, jumbo index cards - sealed and never used. I have another setup and I have to tell you, these are sweet cards. I'm very tempted to keep them for myself, without the chips.

There are also some extra chips included - 4 extra quarters, a handful of $5's, an extra primary $100 and $500, a secondary $25 and $100, and both snappers.

The quarters are not genuine Horseshoe chips, they're Paulson chips from the Lucky Derby Game Room. They're heavily casino used; they won't stand on edge, but even with the custom labels, they still stack perfectly and without spinners.

This set is priced at what it's worth to me - $800 plus shipping - it's not "priced to sell," and I'm in no rush to sell. I'm happy to wait for a buyer who loves this package, or I'll keep them for myself. NO SPLITS.
There's a picture included of most of them in a case, just to show the condition of the edges. The case isn't included, but you can go get one from Amazon for $30 shipped if you like it.

100 x $0.25 relabeled Lucky Derby
400 x $1.00 primary
200 x $5.00 primary (commemoratives mixed in)
140 x $25.00 primary
20 x $100 primary
5 x $500 primary

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Holy crap. This just sold on eBay for $850 within an hour of listing it. I suppose I should have listed it higher.
I'll close this thread once I receive payment from eBay buyer.
 
Holy crap. This just sold on eBay for $850 within an hour of listing it. I suppose I should have listed it higher.
I'll close this thread once I receive payment from eBay buyer.
Not surprised at all. Nice complete set perfect for a low stakes game.
 
i dunno. He said he was looking at it, then put the phone in his pocket, and it happened.
It could have been instant buyers remorse, who know?
 
Take the kems if split or sold separately
Sorry, buddy, in the unlikely event of a split, I'll be keeping the KEMS.
Those are some awesome cards. And I know I haven't been at this for that long, but this is the first time I've seen casino KEMs for sale. Or any plastic casino cards, for that matter.
 
The buyer is on the hook here, no matter the excuse...
Not really sure what that means... if he doesn't willingly pay he won't be forced to pay, nor will not paying result in any consequences to him.
 
Not really sure what that means... if he doesn't willingly pay he won't be forced to pay, nor will not paying result in any consequences to him.

Not true. eBay will record the buyer as a "non-paying bidder" and will prevent him or her from bidding in the future.

If it was me I would not cancel the sale, and rather send an invoice through eBay. If the buyer doesn't pay, open a claim. This is the normal procedure and it is actually helpful because it reduces the frequency of these sorts of things.
 
I'm not interested in forcing something down somebody's throat, whether it was an honest mistake or instant buyer's remorse. I just wish the process was smoother. I just had to call eBay and talk to two different people to relist this item because even though it was cancelled, the amount was still counting against my monthly limit, and re-listing exceeded my maximum.
Also, the automatic Paypal refund was somehow for 30 cents more than I received in payment. So now I'm out 30 cents. I'm not gonna spend a minute trying to recover that, but it's annoying.
 
Not true. eBay will record the buyer as a "non-paying bidder" and will prevent him or her from bidding in the future.

If it was me I would not cancel the sale, and rather send an invoice through eBay. If the buyer doesn't pay, open a claim. This is the normal procedure and it is actually helpful because it reduces the frequency of these sorts of things.


The selling fees may be another reason to file the non-payment. you maybe ok with the cancellation, but a nonpayment case clears the fees for sure and protects you.
 
Not true. eBay will record the buyer as a "non-paying bidder" and will prevent him or her from bidding in the future.
LOL. Yeah. If it's happens enough time for them to consider it "excessive". Unless the buyer does this regularly, as I say, not paying will have zero consequences.
 
Well, this "buy and then ask to cancel" behavior seems to be on the rise, imho. I've had it happen to me before. This is how I deal with it..
 
Which is fine. Of course one should file a non-paying bidder but that's really just to recoup ending fees. Only thing I disagreed with was suggesting the buyer is "on the hook" :)
 
Which is fine. Of course one should file a non-paying bidder but that's really just to recoup ending fees. Only thing I disagreed with was suggesting the buyer is "on the hook" :)

perhaps a poor choice of words on my part (y) :thumbsup:

(apologies to upndown for the non-sale-related posts!)
 
This is why I almost never do auction listings. I almost always use "Buy-it-now" listings. With those, you can require immediate payment. Non-paying bidders becomes a thing of the past. You can also set prices high and just allow people to make offers.
 
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