magic 8 ball says..redrum ?
what do you want them for?yes, sell them to me
what do you want them for?
Honestly these are really only good for the guys that are collecting 1 or 2 of each chip. They are way too expensive and way too difficult to come by to use them in a poker game
yes, yes they areThose are absolutely gorgeous! Daymn
huh? think you got some bad infowhat do you want them for?
Honestly these are really only good for the guys that are collecting 1 or 2 of each chip. They are way too expensive and way too difficult to come by to use them in a poker game
what do you want them for?
Honestly these are really only good for the guys that are collecting 1 or 2 of each chip. They are way too expensive and way too difficult to come by to use them in a poker game
Dibs on 1-2 of them a couple hundred times.what do you want them for?
Honestly these are really only good for the guys that are collecting 1 or 2 of each chip. They are way too expensive and way too difficult to come by to use them in a poker game
lol, no I don't have bad info. I had > 1000 (1's, $5's & 25's) of these at one point. Don't have nearly as many any more, but I stand by what I said that they are really too nice to put into a game. It is entirely possible that the ones that you have recently been seeing are some of the ones I sold. Maybe not too, idk. Because I had so many I was actually considering them for my personal game, but just couldn't bring myself to put them into play. I know guys here are buying fractionals for like $700/rack and other such stuff, but to me this just doesn't make any sense. When a chip starts wandering into the price that singles get in the collecting world it is time to start looking for another chip to build your playable set around. Look at singles of these on e-bay. They vary wildly what they will sell for, $4 & then one goes for $15. I know I have sold a single of that exact chip for >$20 more than just once or twice.huh? think you got some bad info
There are bunch of racks of them out there.
I see you are new here, but think you said you were on CT back in the day.. maybe more of these came to the market since you were last looking?
NopeAm I on an island when I say there's no chip too nice to be put into play?
lol, no I don't have bad info. I had > 1000 (1's, $5's & 25's) of these at one point. Don't have nearly as many any more, but I stand by what I said that they are really too nice to put into a game. It is entirely possible that the ones that you have recently been seeing are some of the ones I sold. Maybe not too, idk. Because I had so many I was actually considering them for my personal game, but just couldn't bring myself to put them into play. I know guys here are buying fractionals for like $700/rack and other such stuff, but to me this just doesn't make any sense. When a chip starts wandering into the price that singles get in the collecting world it is time to start looking for another chip to build your playable set around. Look at singles of these on e-bay. They vary wildly what they will sell for, $4 & then one goes for $15. I know I have sold a single of that exact chip for >$20 more than just once or twice.
Get ready for your inbox to explode lol. I envision a large closet with lots of desirable chips just chilling inside of it. To each his own but why have a bunch of chips if you aren't gonna use them, or sell them? I'm genuinely curious.oh, btw
the $25's
I probably sold 50 of them for >$50 at one point and way more than that for >$25 each. Maybe not for everyone, but to me that is not a chip that gets put into a home game and splashed around.
Sorry, but you are sadly mistaken. Chips were made to be played, not photographed. Nothing is 'too nice' to see the felt.I stand by what I said that they are really too nice to put into a game.
My most expensive chips that see play cost $95 a few years ago, now sell for well over $100 each.oh, btw
the $25's
I probably sold 50 of them for >$50 at one point and way more than that for >$25 each. Maybe not for everyone, but to me that is not a chip that gets put into a home game and splashed around.
I suspect partially because they were mint? I assume used ones you might put in play, or no?Because I had so many I was actually considering them for my personal game, but just couldn't bring myself to put them into play.
When a chip starts wandering into the price that singles get in the collecting world it is time to start looking for another chip to build your playable set around.
Ben quietly raises his hand and says "please Dave. Can I get an invite to this game". response "yeah kid when you hit ten years in the hobby!!" I quietly crawl back into the darkness!!My most expensive chips that see play cost $95 a few years ago, now sell for well over $100 each.
I am very aware of the difference between what singles on e-bay bring and what to expect when selling/buying multiple racks of the same thing. I know I have been out of the game a little while, but I had >20,000 chips in my closet at one point and have probably bought and sold > 50,000 chips in total. Same principles apply as they always have. I am also very aware of how much of a pain it is to sell one at a time vs selling 2 racks at once. Also aware that this whole chip collecting world is very small and things can change drastically overnight. It has happened many times in the past and I am sure it will again. I get all that.They have been around. Spinettis sold a bunch of them.
I'll just say singles on eBay is no way to judge prices for quantity in this chipping community.
The singles community is a different beast.
I think you'll find your rationale does not apply for many of us here
The best chips aren't just for lookin at...