The Official Unofficial Chip Hoard Showcase Thread of PCF! (6 Viewers)

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That's an awesome collection! Especially for someone who just joined in February. Assuming you had a few prior to this site or did you go on a buying spree? :ROFL: :ROFLMAO:
I had a few prior to joining. Although, it doesn’t take much to go on a buying spree. :)

My recent purchase was the nps paulsons, and a couple barrels of jacks.
 
There are quite a few with 50k+, and Larry (and a couple of others) are over 100k. I've cut way back in the last couple of years, with around 25k atm.
 
^^^^This

I actually don’t have that big a collection. All of my chips are custom. I have about 14K of customs, but that’s small play next to plenty and minuscule next to @pltrgyst. My shock and awe is in my room and setup.

^ 14k chips is still impressive as hell, but I agree the tables and basement set up makes everyone envious!
 
Thank you all for your contribution to this thread. It will help me in my efforts to collect. I can hear myself already, "But honey, look at this picture. I practically have zero chips".
 
A little over one year ago I was the proud owner of a set of dice chips, as well as some random Vegas chips. I felt the need to explore what other options were out there for chips, as I really wanted a set with denominations on them... initially, I thought a couple hundred dollars would be my maximum outlay. Based on my "chipping" experience, this seemed reasonable.

With the power of Google, I discovered the world of china clays and then @Hobbyphilic 's channel on YouTube, which inevitably led me here... to the rabbit hole.

The first set of chips that really caught my eye were the Paulson NPS series. I was primarily in the market for a tournament set, having never really played cash games outside a casino. They cost far more than I initially thought was reasonable, but I justified it, knowing that, while more expensive, this "one time" purchase would bring me joy for years. After all, I'd had my dice chips since the name "Moneymaker" had become a household name amongst poker players. So, I swallowed the red pill and decided to stay in Wonderland this one time.

Somehow along the way, I ended up convincing myself that, if I was going to have the NPS tournament set, then it was only logical to obtain the matching cash chips. A good excuse to start/find a local cash game I further rationalized. Wonderland was nice, and the rabbit hole was getting deeper...

Flash forward one year. For the first time in a while, I actually have zero shipments enroute to me... a good time for an inventory! Suddenly "a couple hundred dollars" for chips seems like an eternity ago. I will say this though... I kind of like this Wonderland place; I think I'll stay a while longer.

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A little over one year ago I was the proud owner of a set of dice chips, as well as some random Vegas chips. I felt the need to explore what other options were out there for chips, as I really wanted a set with denominations on them... initially, I thought a couple hundred dollars would be my maximum outlay. Based on my "chipping" experience, this seemed reasonable.

With the power of Google, I discovered the world of china clays and then @Hobbyphilic 's channel on YouTube, which inevitably led me here... to the rabbit hole.

The first set of chips that really caught my eye were the Paulson NPS series. I was primarily in the market for a tournament set, having never really played cash games outside a casino. They cost far more than I initially thought was reasonable, but I justified it, knowing that, while more expensive, this "one time" purchase would bring me joy for years. After all, I'd had my dice chips since the name "Moneymaker" had become a household name amongst poker players. So, I swallowed the red pill and decided to stay in Wonderland this one time.

Somehow along the way, I ended up convincing myself that, if I was going to have the NPS tournament set, then it was only logical to obtain the matching cash chips. A good excuse to start/find a local cash game I further rationalized. Wonderland was nice, and the rabbit hole was getting deeper...

Flash forward one year. For the first time in a while, I actually have zero shipments enroute to me... a good time for an inventory! Suddenly "a couple hundred dollars" for chips seems like an eternity ago. I will say this though... I kind of like this Wonderland place; I think I'll stay a while longer.

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Awesome chips!!!
 
A little over one year ago I was the proud owner of a set of dice chips, as well as some random Vegas chips. I felt the need to explore what other options were out there for chips, as I really wanted a set with denominations on them... initially, I thought a couple hundred dollars would be my maximum outlay. Based on my "chipping" experience, this seemed reasonable.

With the power of Google, I discovered the world of china clays and then @Hobbyphilic 's channel on YouTube, which inevitably led me here... to the rabbit hole.

The first set of chips that really caught my eye were the Paulson NPS series. I was primarily in the market for a tournament set, having never really played cash games outside a casino. They cost far more than I initially thought was reasonable, but I justified it, knowing that, while more expensive, this "one time" purchase would bring me joy for years. After all, I'd had my dice chips since the name "Moneymaker" had become a household name amongst poker players. So, I swallowed the red pill and decided to stay in Wonderland this one time.

Somehow along the way, I ended up convincing myself that, if I was going to have the NPS tournament set, then it was only logical to obtain the matching cash chips. A good excuse to start/find a local cash game I further rationalized. Wonderland was nice, and the rabbit hole was getting deeper...

Flash forward one year. For the first time in a while, I actually have zero shipments enroute to me... a good time for an inventory! Suddenly "a couple hundred dollars" for chips seems like an eternity ago. I will say this though... I kind of like this Wonderland place; I think I'll stay a while longer.

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From dice to BTP in a year! Very well done.
 
From dice to BTP in a year! Very well done.

Oversized custom Paulsons with a circus theme! If there’s a nicer chipset out there, I sure haven’t seen it. Love everything about the BTP set and it’s a thrill and a privilege to be have been able to add them to my collection.

Not that anyone in my group (outside of one other guy) could tell. But I’m working on them!! :LOL: :laugh:
 
This was from last month. Lots of changes though, the Cincy set and upper denom Aztars have been sold. In their place are 2,000 Ritz chips. I'll take an updated picture at some point.

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Not sure which is more impressive. Size of the collection... or that a folding table was able to hold it all.
 

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