That's why I'm snagging the Castle chips. lmaoEmbarrassing, but I got to have them.
Not embarrassing. I had a full set of these at one point and they were really nice. They were my favorite chipco set for a long time. It was hard to sell them.
I could probably go find out who I sold them to if you wanted to make them an offer
Greg
It was a tiny little table games casino in a random place off Evergreen Way in Everett, we played 2-4 limit 99% of the time and the area was really starting to get hit hard with the oxy zombie epidemic so you would end up sitting next to some really interesting people. It was before poker rooms went non smoking so my memories of the place are smoke filled and some real piece of shits that would play there. It wasn't all bad though, one of the dealers there was very nice (and used to run the Angels of the Wind room before they shut it down), and it was when everyone liked playing poker so money could be made if you had only the slightest clue of pot odds. I remember being able to make $4 river bets into a pot that had multiple callers on all other streets, get two to fold and hear at least one of them lament the fact they would have beat me at show down if they would have called. Folding the winner for $4 probably getting better than 6 or 7 to 1....ahhh, the good old days when a bad player like myself could prey on worse players. 
I honestly have no idea, but not being a member of either board makes it tricky. I appreciate the effort, but I think them not being a member makes it difficult for a third party to reach out to them. Out of curiosity do you remember the breakdown or approximate cost/chip? I actually haven't seen any sets of these out there, now I'm curious if it's possible to get one.
Not embarrassing. I had a full set of these at one point and they were really nice. They were my favorite chipco set for a long time. It was hard to sell them.
I could probably go find out who I sold them to if you wanted to make them an offer
Greg
