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[Timmah]

Seller states these are clay. Does anyone have info on the mold and maker?

 

[jr8719]

Seller states these are clay. Does anyone have info on the mold and maker?

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These are China Clay. No idea on the mold or maker though, sorry.

 

[ThinkingFold]

Spirit mold China clays. While I have no personal experience, have seen a few reports of them crumbling after awhile.

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Thread 'Spirit Mold China Clays'

Jan 26, 2022

Well here goes nothing.. I order about 750 spirit molds from chips and games and they arrived today. They were incredibly cheap and that “you get what you pay for” saying holds true lol! Just wanted to inform anyone that may be thinking of doing the same to avoid the 2 color red/blue and they are basically unusable. They will break in half with literally no force at all. The yellow/blue seem to be in the best shape although you’ll have to remove the labels. The pink and blue colors seem to be alright but I have had a few of them break on me. Gonna spend the next few days sorting and...

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[Timmah]

Thanks for the info. Thought I hit a gold mine. Turns out it’s fools gold.

Thx everyone.

 

[allforcharity]

Seller doesn't know shit. These are plastic. Not the worst, but nowhere near the best.

 

[Baby]

They don't look great

 

[BGinGA]

Those are spirit mold china clays (sometimes erroneously referred to as Sprint molds), first produced by Eastony Industries (that reversed Sprint emblem was their company logo).

Seller either doesn't know squat or is trying to pull a fast one.

 

[Beakertwang]

Those are spirit mold china clays (sometimes erroneously referred to as Sprint molds), first produced by Eastony Industries (that reversed Sprint emblem was their company logo).

Seller either doesn't know squat or is trying to pull a fast one.

More than likely doesn't know squat. Most non-chippers think Poker Knights are clay, because that's what the ad copy tells them.

 

[mike32]

I think those chips are from a long closed charity poker room in Michigan. It checks out because the seller is in Michigan. Google tells me it was in Macomb County so my memory is correct.

 

[iLovePoker]

Was the seller from Lapeer, MI? Because I think I ended up buying those chips, lol. They were selling other chips that looked interesting (pics below). I think the interesting chips were made for this wedding venue: https://www.facebook.com/sullivansblackforest/

There were 2000 of them and I bought them all.

On the way I also bought the china clays. Honestly, I don't really know why lol.

I kind of want to sell them because they just take up space. How much do you think those 1,000 Spirit mold China clays could fairly be sold for? I read that they are brittle, so I tried to break one, and it was super hard to do. They feel nice, not Paulson nice, but not too crappy either.