[Listing] What are my chips worth? (1 Viewer)

[pim rokven]

Hello,

I want to sell my ~300 real clay chips. I have no information about it or whatsoever. Just want to know what I can sell them for.



Thanks in advance!

 

[JTBass]

CPC Scroll Mold I think, my guess would be roughly $1.00 - $1.40 per chip.

 

[pim rokven]

Thanks! I think that would be a great price for them.

 

[links_slayer]

CPC Scroll Mold I think, my guess would be roughly $1.00 - $1.40 per chip.

I have a feeling these were produced prior to CPC getting their hands on the scroll mold. Just a guess though.

 

[BGinGA]

Likely produced by Hispania prior to selling their assets to PGI.

 

[pim rokven]

I have no clue what that all means, explanation? (n) :thumbsdown:

 

[ssanel54]

Thanks! I think that would be a great price for them.

I think a more realistic price would be .60-.80 per chip. If they are from a real casino, then maybe a little higher, but the denominations aren't ideal, and a buyer could have new chips produced by CPC at a dollar something per chip.

 

[dew4au]

I think a more realistic price would be .60-.80 per chip. If they are from a real casino, then maybe a little higher, but the denominations aren't ideal, and a buyer could have new chips produced by CPC at a dollar something per chip.

I'd say at least 1.00 per since L1 scrolls are going for 1.80 these days. Plus, shipping to France puts it even more per chip. I would think @links_slayer's estimate is gtg.

 

[ssanel54]

I'd say at least 1.00 per since L1 scrolls are going for 1.80 these days. Plus, shipping to France puts it even more per chip. I would think @links_slayer's estimate is gtg.

Yeah, if he can sell in France, thats obviously a plus. I was thinking the opposite, that he wouldn't find a big market in the states, given the 2.5 denom and shipping overseas, would be cheaper to go to CPC.

 

[pim rokven]

Well, I live in the Netherlands, so I am able to sell them in France. Got any addresses ?

 

[ssanel54]

Well, I live in the Netherlands, so I am able to sell them in France. Got any addresses ?

Typical Americans

 

[BGinGA]

New CPC scroll molds with inlays are priced at $1.31 (solids) and $1.80 (L1 spots). I'd estimate that these are worth about half that in today's marketplace, making @ssanel54 pricing about right imo.

I think a more realistic price would be .60-.80 per chip. If they are from a real casino, then maybe a little higher

 

[Psypher1000]

New CPC scroll molds with inlays are priced at $1.31 (solids) and $1.80 (L1 spots). I'd estimate that these are worth about half that in today's marketplace, making @ssanel54 pricing about right imo.

These look like wet chips to me...thoughts?

 

[Shaggy]

These look like wet chips to me...thoughts?

I agree...

I went through all of the "A's", didn't find it. There are about 555 cruise ship chips listed here:

http://www.themogh.org/cg_state2.php?id=wt

 

[pim rokven]

Well, just let me know when someone has found some more information about them.

 

[nitzilla]

I agree...

I went through all of the "A's", didn't find it. There are about 555 cruise ship chips listed here:

http://www.themogh.org/cg_state2.php?id=wt

I went for the obvious choice "Casino"..........nope
http://www.themogh.org/cg_chip2.php?id=WTMPCA

Good luck with your search, but I'd guess about 'three-fiddy' *....
nitzilla


*sorry, old 2+2 joke......

 

[Mental Nomad]

Note that the 25s and 100s have a lot of split spots, too.

 

[pim rokven]

I know, is that a big problem, cause my thought was they were for security reasons or something

 

[BGinGA]

Manufacturing 'flaw', caused by different flow rates of different materials when under heat and pressure.

 

[pim rokven]

Aha, thanks for the info. So basicly these are just try-outs from the manufacturer?

 

[TheChipVault]

These look like wet chips to me...thoughts?

Exactly what I was thinking. Probably manufactured by Hispania prior to them selling me their assets.

 

[Shaggy]

Aha, thanks for the info. So basicly these are just try-outs from the manufacturer?

No, these are likely from a cruise ship somewhere. We see split spots on many used casino chips... it isn't (or wasn't) a quality concern for the manufacturer or casino originally.