legend672
Full House
Back in the Blueboard days I remember buying a set from guiness, figuring it would always be easy to sell fast if I needed money. I wish I held it, but a tapioca situation arose. They looked sexy as hell all together..
Don't you hate those tapioca situations?
(I have NO CLUE what that could even mean)
I've never seen a good close-up like that. I can appreciate it. I still don't like it, but I appreciate it. Thanks for the look.The inlays are awesome. Who puts that kind of detail in an inlay anymore? Note that this is not flash glare - there is a fade on the LHS of the inlay. Bonus for using the word poker on a poker chip set.
This set was designed by a former poker room manager who truly appreciated spot patterns and color combinations that made for a incredible and unique set.
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Lovers and haters.
@moose - I’m a lover and agree the Inlay works and the story of Olivia’s Poker Hall is endearing, charming and heartbreaking because of how it closed.
But, don’t you have 2 racks of $1s that I want you to sell to me? (Yes, you’ve always said “no,” and “have to be pulled from my dead clenched fists” (or similar) so feel free to ignore yet another request. Sigh.) Nonetheless, perhaps I have caught you at a moment of weakness?
@RocAFella1 feel free to dibs these after me.
Meh. For all their flaws, I'd much rather have a set of Olivias (or just about any casino chips) than fantasy chips.With the new NAGB sets, there's a new standard.
I’d also buy a new Ferrari for $25k.I would buy at $3 per for a playable set! Lol.
They're awesome, limited chips for those that have them.
Meh. For all their flaws, I'd much rather have a set of Olivias (or just about any casino chips) than fantasy chips.
Agree, the inlays are well-designed, and the cash set base colors and spot pattern/color combinations are truly outstanding.The inlays are awesome. Who puts that kind of detail in an inlay anymore? Note that this is not flash glare - there is a fade on the LHS of the inlay. Bonus for using the word poker on a poker chip set.
This set was designed by a former poker room manager who truly appreciated spot patterns and color combinations that made for a incredible and unique set.
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in my wall display in the game roomHelp a brother out?...
Not sure how large a market there is of people who have expensive chips that they don’t like the look of and haven’t already turned them into cash but GLWSearch!those that hate the look of these that have them and dont want them, please let me know if you have some to sale