BSteck
Full House
- AUCTION ENDS ON
- Aug 9, 2024
- AUCTION ENDS AT
- 5:00 PM Eastern Time
- STARTING BID
- $1
- MINIMUM BID INCREMENT
- $1
- PAYMENTS ACCEPTED
- PayPal F&F
- SHIPPING TERMS
- Winner Pays
- SHIPS VIA
- USPS Padded Flat Rate Envelope
- AUCTION GUIDELINES
- The highest bid at the closing time listed above will win. If there is a bid within 5 minutes of the closing time (original or extended closing time), 5 minutes shall be added to the time of the last bid, until there are no bids within the final 5 minutes. Because seconds are not displayed on post timestamps, these examples will be used as a reference.
- No Reserve. The Starting Bid of this auction will be treated as the Reserve Price.
- Bids must be placed in whole US dollars, following the specified minimum increment amounts. The use of the dollar sign is optional. Bids using images or spelled out numbers are not valid.
- All bids are to be placed openly in this thread. No bids via Private Message/Convo. Sellers are not permitted to bid on their own auctions.
- The seller reserves the right to edit the listing to clarify statements or correct any errors.
- Once a valid bid is made, the auction can not be canceled. Bid edits and/or retractions are not permitted. Violations of this rule will result in discipline at the discretion of PCF Admins and/or Moderators.
- PCF (its Owner, Admins, and Moderators) are not responsible for any actions or outcomes that take place in this auction.
Hi all,
Offered up for a one-day auction is this rack of very nice Huntington Park (HP) $2's who have had their inlays removed. Whoever did the inlay removal on these chips did a *very* good job as the resulting xacto knife scar on most chips is a very light scratch - not the heavy-handed gauge that you sometime see from amateur jobs. I have no doubt that the scratch will be undetectable once a label is applied. I've included a pic of a sample barrel so you can get an idea of the removal results. Happy to provide more pics so you can verify their condition.
I'm pretty sure these chips are leaded - they are from an older casino and a stack of 10 with their inlays still intact weigh in at 100g.
The winner of the auction will have the option to purchase a second rack of non-inlay-removed chips at the same price that are pretty much in the same condition. I'll post a pic of that optional rack below but didn't want to confuse the contents of this auction. You are bidding on this single rack of inlay-removed chips here.
Happy bidding!
Offered up for a one-day auction is this rack of very nice Huntington Park (HP) $2's who have had their inlays removed. Whoever did the inlay removal on these chips did a *very* good job as the resulting xacto knife scar on most chips is a very light scratch - not the heavy-handed gauge that you sometime see from amateur jobs. I have no doubt that the scratch will be undetectable once a label is applied. I've included a pic of a sample barrel so you can get an idea of the removal results. Happy to provide more pics so you can verify their condition.
I'm pretty sure these chips are leaded - they are from an older casino and a stack of 10 with their inlays still intact weigh in at 100g.
The winner of the auction will have the option to purchase a second rack of non-inlay-removed chips at the same price that are pretty much in the same condition. I'll post a pic of that optional rack below but didn't want to confuse the contents of this auction. You are bidding on this single rack of inlay-removed chips here.
Happy bidding!
