well, everything else got a thread. Post your oak tree pr0n here
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Oak Tree owners unite! (1 Viewer)
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Better pics to come. Relabeled quarters just because.
bivey
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yessss!
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Ben
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I'll try to find moar pics soon. (y) :thumbsup:
justsomedude
Straight Flush
Wow - love this chip/set, and a dope inlay as well. Was this a real casino? Any history/details?
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Jim at the chip room released these about 4-5 years ago, and fairly inexpensive too. Originally, he said these were the worst inlays and figured that everyone would want to relabel them. To my knowledge, not many were ever relabelled, if any at all. The $100 is one of the prettiest chips out there imho
This was a real cardroom in WA
Rhodeman77
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Yea, I don't know what Jim was thinking. I really like the inlay a lot. The only reason I didn't jump on the sale when it happened was I didn't care for the spots on the $1 chip. But seeing them cleaned they looks much better.
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Yeah, I almost skipped this because the $1 didnt do anything for me. Now, I wish I would have ordered 3x as many total.
Love this set... never should have sold it back to you 
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Never should have sold it to you in the first place.Love this set... never should have sold it back to you
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This was the only chiproom sale that I can recall where Jim hadn't set a date for the sale and it just popped up one day. Luckily I was working from home and not in a meeting when I saw it go up. Jumped on it right away and got what I wanted. Should have bought more hundos though.
iirc, pricing was something like $1s= $.35, $5s = $.39, $25 = $.59 (later bumped up to $.79, $100s = $.99. $500s = you had to get lucky outside of the sale. Don't remember how $2s were priced.
iirc, pricing was something like $1s= $.35, $5s = $.39, $25 = $.59 (later bumped up to $.79, $100s = $.99. $500s = you had to get lucky outside of the sale. Don't remember how $2s were priced.
DamnThis was the only chiproom sale that I can recall where Jim hadn't set a date for the sale and it just popped up one day. Luckily I was working from home and not in a meeting when I saw it go up. Jumped on it right away and got what I wanted. Should have bought more hundos though.
iirc, pricing was something like $1s= $.35, $5s = $.39, $25 = $.59 (later bumped up to $.79, $100s = $.99. $500s = you had to get lucky outside of the sale. Don't remember how $2s were priced.
Trying to find a good .50 relabel
Rhodeman77
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Yea, back in the day when the Chiproom had new sets coming in every other month it seemed cash game chips were readily available for $0.50 or less easily. And when he was clearing them out, $.025 for $1 or $5 was common.
Those were the days!
Ben
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Sparty
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These are fantastic!! I love the $5 and the $100 especially!!
Ben
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Some live stack/action shots:
Limit games:
Limit games:
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Current Oak Tree situation...
looks great but you need a few of the 500's and 2's
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I need more 25's 
, even though they are the ugliest of all the chips, 500's rock, wish I had more
, even though they are the ugliest of all the chips, 500's rock, wish I had more
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At first I wasn't too keen on the inlay, but not nearly as negative about it as Jim was. The chips are in GREAT condition, so it was a great score.
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