Paulson Top Hat Poker Chips Pre Sale (4 Viewers)

[Apache]

We will be doing a couple different sets on the new Paulson promotional chips now being offered.
For our first set we wanted to put out something that clearly lets everyone know they are getting a Paulson chip.

Our second set should be out in the next two months.

The best part is we are offering these for only $.79 each for the pre sale.

Click below to order
https://www.apachepokerchips.com/product/paulson-top-hat-poker-chips/

 

[BeagleStorm]

Wow, looks like a great time to be getting into the hobby.

 

[namsupak]

I am sorry if this is a stupid question. So these are Paulson chips for the home market? So are they getting back into the home game? Should we expect to see some other designs then?

 

[Psypher1000]

I am sorry if this is a stupid question. So these are Paulson chips for the home market? So are they getting back into the home game? Should we expect to see some other designs then?

Not exactly and not necessarily. These are Manufactured on the same lines as Paulson chips down in Mexico, but are only offered as promotional chips through the Gemaco brand using BCC colors (confused yet?). Only 312 spot pattern with giant inlays and about 10 different color options. Also, only one mold available - lammer (aka No mold), like the Wynn charity tourney chips. Super limited but still high quality with the BCC/Paulson feel.

 

[MD Mike]

Not exactly and not necessarily. These are Manufactured on the same lines as Paulson chips down in Mexico, but are only offered as promotional chips through the Gemaco brand using BCC colors (confused yet?). Only 312 spot pattern with giant inlays and about 10 different color options. Also, only one mold available - lammer (aka No mold), like the Wynn charity tourney chips. Super limited but still high quality with the BCC/Paulson feel.

Yep that summed it up.

 

[Kasper Storrs]

Are they no mold like the image?

Edit: posted too slow

 

[jbriod]

shaped inlays embedded or circular labels with shapes, on top?

 

[jbriod]

Oh, Do you know what the design will be for the next set of chips? Thanks

 

[RowdyRawhide]

shaped inlays embedded or circular labels inlays with shapes, ?

oversized inlay

 

[ChaosRock]

We will be doing a couple different sets on the new Paulson promotional chips now being offered.
For our first set we wanted to put out something that clearly lets everyone know they are getting a Paulson chip.

Our second set should be out in the next two months.

The best part is we are offering these for only $.79 each for the pre sale.

Click below to order
https://www.apachepokerchips.com/product/paulson-top-hat-poker-chips/



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AWESOME!!!!

Thanks for the offer Josh!!! (y) :thumbsupy) :thumbsupy) :thumbsup:

 

[v1pe]

Dang that's a great price and nice looking chips!

@Apache do you mind sharing what the retail price will be?

Between these and the awesome Sunfly Hybrids, it certainly is a nice time for someone to get into chipping!

 

[Sprinsd]

So these chips are not the same formula/feel as casino Paulsons or are they?

 

[Numerobis]

Fantastic color, design, and pricing

Just when you think you don't need chips anymore, these lammer start showing up

 

[Psypher1000]

Feel would be similar to PNY’s. Not sure about formula.

 

[v1pe]

So these chips are not the same formula/feel as casino Paulsons or are they?

I've only handled one chip (the PCF 5 year chip), but they are similar to an RHC with a giant inlay. Maybe a little bit lighter and slightly different feel in a stack due to the no mold.

 

[BeesKnees]

What is the time limit for the pre-sale?

 

[Apache]

I am not sure why Blue Chip keeps getting brought up. Paulson has been making the no mold chips for over ten years. They only bought Blue Chip to put them out of business.
These chips are made in the same factory using the same machines as the casino chips. They feel just like any other oversize inlay Paulson chip except they are about one gram lighter.

 

[Lemonzest]

@Gear

 

[Blaster]

I wonder if you will be able to eventually ( like that " Columbiani" guy was able to w/ his BCC GPI's), get your salesperson to put in an order for chips with a smaller inlay, & possibly on the sun or other non casiono mold ..

 

[BGinGA]

I am not sure why Blue Chip keeps getting brought up.

Because the 39mm lammer mold promotional chips available from Gemaco use the old BCC color palette, which is shared with the Blue Chip line of chips on the Sun mold (now called the Blue Chip mold), also produced by GPI.

Even the colors on the Gemaco web site are listed as BC colors:

What is glaringly missing is any reference to Paulson whatsoever. Not sure why that keeps getting brought up.

 

[v1pe]

It's Lammer Time! (@MD Mike )

 

[bentax1978]

@Gear

If you're thinking relabels or inlays replacement, you'll probably be disappointed.

Due to the giant inlay, I don't believe this type of chip can properly support either.

 

[MD Mike]

It's Lammer Time! (@MD Mike )

 

[MD Mike]

I wonder if you will be able to eventually ( like that " Columbiani" guy was able to w/ his BCC GPI's), get your salesperson to put in an order for chips with a smaller inlay, & possibly on the sun or other non casiono mold ..

I am still not sure how the Columbiana guy got his chips made but I sure as hell am not spending six dollars a chip for BCC sun mold.

 

[trigs]

What is the time limit for the pre-sale?

this ^

 

[justsomedude]

I am still not sure how the Columbiana Colombani guy got his chips made but I sure as hell am not spending six dollars a chip for BCC sun mold.

FYP

 

[Kensco]

this ^

From Apache's site

• Pre sale prices will be over 2/9/18
• Will ship at the end of March
• Chip weight is around 8.5 grams

 

[Jambine]

@Apache are these shaped inlay?

 

[Sprinsd]

@Apache will other designs be provided prior to 2/9 so we can decide which option we like best? Thanks!!

 

[Sprinsd]

@Apache will other designs be provided prior to 2/9 so we can decide which option we like best? Thanks!!

Never mind, saw your post. Any hints on the next theme?