Paulson Fan of Cards - Casino Grade (1 Viewer)

[Tommy]

Interesting...

Paulson Home Chips

 

[upNdown]

Never seen those

 

[carlin]

wow. that looks like an invitation for trouble....

 

[David O]

Nice find. I have never been a fan of giant inlays. Kind of neat to see they changed up a generic chip to a casino chip by adding the casino names and spots on the chips.

 

[links_slayer]

wow. that looks like an invitation for trouble....

indeed!

 

[Blaster]

Are these "current" ?

 

[TheBigTater]

Those don't look like spots they look like notches.

Place closed in 05', I believe Paulson was producing the fan of cards home line prior to 05', so that means another small casino/room daring the public to steal from them by using half-ass insecure chips. These place must be desperate to save money when they first open, buying secure chips doesn't seem to be a priority.

 

[BGinGA]

Surprised that GPI even agreed to produce those. Likely it slipped through the cracks, with them not knowing Paulson had previously produced the Fan of Cards set.

 

[David O]

Those don't look like spots they look like notches.

Place closed in 05', I believe Paulson was producing the fan of cards home line prior to 05', so that means another small casino/room daring the public to steal from them by using half-ass insecure chips. These place must be desperate to save money when they first open, buying secure chips doesn't seem to be a priority.

Right, looking on an iPhone this morning. On a computer now and definitely notches

 

[David94sc]

Is it plausible that these chips pre-date the home versions?

 

[Jambine]

Is this even a casino ? Looks like it may be a manufacturing company

 

[chipjoker]

Here they are:
http://www.themogh.org/cg_chip2.php?id=CASPSP

It says that all the chips are obsolete, the casino closed in 2005.

 

[BGinGA]

Yeah, I'm not convinced that these chips were ever used in that (or any other) casino.

 

[upNdown]

We never got any answers on this one.
Does anybody know the exact dates that the home Fan of Cards chips were produced?

 

[mike32]

Maybe they used these as their "Fun Nite" chips?