Brmath1
Sitting Out
Would love to have opportunity to buy a rack if buyer wants to split them up and they are in good condition as the peek suggests they may be.
Who makes those B mold chips? Are they clay?
https://www.antiquegamblingchips.com/molddesign_letters.htm
"B" MOLD -- "B" and dash, repeated eight times. 1960's-present Bazaar Supply & Equipment Co., N. Y. The owner told me the mold was never used very much, especially today, and never used by a casino, rather a light chip for home games and clubs. (However, Bill Borland's Blue Book of Casino Chips describes it as a "registered casino design," no longer in use.) .........I have these worn samples for sale -- (1) blue 10, pictured; and (2) red, no denomination.
Burt Co. previously manufactured the clay B-mold chips (now made by CPC).https://www.antiquegamblingchips.com/molddesign_letters.htm says Bazaar Supply & Equipment Co., N. Y. - yes, they are MD-14.
I still haven’t handled large crowns. I always thought they were beautiful, but I lost a lot of interest when I learned they weren’t made with the same heavy, leaded clay as the small crown TRKs.
Lcrowns were also made by Burt Co. (using high temp/high pressure compression).I just weighed a bunch of old, worn red solids - 8g each.
I've never handled new, sharp LCrowns, but the old ones feel very buttery. While I prefer the feel of soft, new Paulsons over high pressure chips in general, when they get old and rounded down, the higher pressure chips like Burt and TRK feel great. The first TRK LCrowns that I ever bought on eBay were described as "wood poker chips".
I'd read here that TRK didn't make any of the large crowns, they just sold them. Are you saying that's inaccurate?Lcrowns were also made by Burt Co. (using high temp/high pressure compression).
TRK, Paulson, and BCC compression processes use(d) much lower temperatures and pressures along with leaded materials (except possibly for BCC).
Burt Co. previously manufactured the clay B-mold chips (now made by CPC).
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Without a photo, 99% chance these are hot stamps.
I'm a fried high school teacher. My literacy skills are out the window. On the bright side, I've developed quite the bourbon habit.100% chance: CHIPS HAVE THE CLUB NAME AND DOLLAR AMOUNTS IN GOLDTYPE
I'm a fried high school teacher. My literacy skills are out the window. On the bright side, I've developed quite the bourbon habit.
Nope, not at all -- Burt Co. made the lcrowns, which is exactly what I said above (and elsewhere). Plus they also made the B-diamonds, but I'm not sure on the B-dash molds (possibly Langworthy if really light; @Jeff in Iowa probably knows or has a pretty good idea). Damn unlikely they were actually made by Bazaar Supply, however.I'd read here that TRK didn't make any of the large crowns, they just sold them. Are you saying that's inaccurate?
The more I learn the more I understand, ........................................that I have so much more to learn.Burt Co. previously manufactured the clay B-mold chips (now made by CPC).
Lcrowns were also made by Burt Co. (using high temp/high pressure compression).
TRK, Paulson, and BCC compression processes use(d) much lower temperatures and pressures along with leaded materials (except possibly for BCC).
Shouting doesn't make it so.LARGE CROWNS ARE THE BEST CROWNS
large crowns are the best crownsShouting doesn't make it so.
Still not solarge crowns are the best crowns
Interesting...when I think of crown chips the e&c never even came to mind until you mentioned it. I think the mold has its place and some chippers have used it to great effect, but for my money and purposes the clown crown comes third.A lot of folks would rank large crowns as third best clay crown chips.
small >> e&c >> large
This looks absolutely insane. Great pickup!So, I sat out the speculation on these, since I was en route to snagging them. It was a lot of work, took a lot of time out of my day, but definitely worth it. A fully playable set of old-school hotstamps on the lcrown mold, one of TRK's best.
Here's a teaser, but full pr0n is HERE.
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Orange and blue are sweet colorsSo, I sat out the speculation on these, since I was en route to snagging them. It was a lot of work, took a lot of time out of my day, but definitely worth it. A fully playable set of old-school hotstamps on the lcrown mold, one of TRK's best.
Here's a teaser, but full pr0n is HERE.
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lol....well doneSo, I sat out the speculation on these, since I was en route to snagging them. It was a lot of work, took a lot of time out of my day, but definitely worth it. A fully playable set of old-school hotstamps on the lcrown mold, one of TRK's best.
Here's a teaser, but full pr0n is HERE.
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I don't understand. Did you drive to western mass to pick these up, then drive them to alaska, where Pat hot-stamped them in a time vortex?So, I sat out the speculation on these, since I was en route to snagging them. It was a lot of work, took a lot of time out of my day, but definitely worth it. A fully playable set of old-school hotstamps on the lcrown mold, one of TRK's best.
Here's a teaser, but full pr0n is HERE.
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make @gopherblue an offer.Without a photo, 99% chance these are hot stamps. I would buy sight unseen if they were right next to me. How far I would drive for them at that price depends entirely on what is unsaid in the ad. Breakdown, colors, condition, full racks?, denominations.
Troll Craigslist post to unveil an epic custom set. Pretty cool if you ask me!i'm so confused, is this seriously a troll craigslist post? the writing on the "Dark Blue" box certainly implies so. was this some bizarre ploy to collect PCF users' email addresses?? ok.
In my defense, that TRK box came that way.i'm so confused, is this seriously a troll craigslist post? the writing on the "Dark Blue" box certainly implies so. was this some bizarre ploy to collect PCF users' email addresses?? ok.
Awesome easter egg. I would have emailed except local pickup leaving Australia would have taken like 12months. sighIn my defense, that TRK box came that way.
I've emailed all the folks that contacted the "seller" on craigslist...each PCFer that sent an email to the "seller" can have a sample set, on the house. Can't guarantee it'll be first quality, given how few good hotstamp spares I'll have, but I figure I owe you at least that.
And I must admit, I was quite surprised at how polite everyone was!
In my defense, that TRK box came that way.
I've emailed all the folks that contacted the "seller" on craigslist...each PCFer that sent an email to the "seller" can have a sample set, on the house. Can't guarantee it'll be first quality, given how few good hotstamp spares I'll have, but I figure I owe you at least that.
And I must admit, I was quite surprised at how polite everyone was!
No worries! I'm in Columbia County, NY. Seemed plausibly close without being too obvious.oops disregard, i guess it says something about me that i learned about this from this thread before checking my own damn email!
now i want more details. for example, why did you choose western mass?