What’s the history on these chips? (1 Viewer)

[codeman00]

A friend uses these chips for his home game. They seem to be clay and definitely aren’t slugged since I’ve seen a couple of them break. I’m just curious of their history, value, etc.

 

[WedgeRock]

Crown wheaters.

http://www.homepokertourney.com/reviews/poker_chip_review_chipsandgames.htm#crownwheatear

 

[upNdown]

Does your friend know his chips won't melt in soap and water?

 

[gmunny]

A friend uses these chips for his home game. They seem to be clay and definitely aren’t slugged since I’ve seen a couple of them break. I’m just curious of their history, value, etc.
View attachment 127608

Those look like chips from the Poker Chip Company, which was based out in So Cal many years ago. I think they made some type of clay composite chip, though I never was able to get a sample. I think they closed down a long time ago. From what I recall, they only sold to the public.

 

[codeman00]

Does your friend know his chips won't melt in soap and water?

LMAO!

 

[codeman00]

Thanks all! I appreciate the info.

 

[Quicksilver-75]

Does your friend know his chips won't melt in soap and water?

Do your friends friend's know their hands won't melt in soap and water?
Where is this card room? The back of a Mechanic's shop?:

 

[codeman00]

They are nasty...that's for sure..and have been that way for at least 2 years that I've been playing in the game. It's not my game...I have no control...

 

[Quicksilver-75]

They are nasty...that's for sure..and have been that way for at least 2 years that I've been playing in the game. It's not my game...I have no control...

Lmao. I hope you have hand sanitizer...

These give the Taj chips a run for their money..

 

[inca911]

They are nasty...that's for sure..and have been that way for at least 2 years that I've been playing in the game. It's not my game...I have no control...

Take a barrel into the bathroom with you and clean them up. Then put them back into play and see if anyone notices.