Who makes new Peppermill chips? (1 Viewer)

[Aaron]

Any ideas?

 

[stocky]

View attachment 43109 Any ideas?

Interesting. Is it plastic like bud jones?

I'm guessing the company starts with G.

 

[Aaron]

Yeah plastic

 

[mike32]

Gemaco

 

[Blaster]

Procter & Gamble.

 

[Aaron]

Gemaco

Is this a guess? I have a bunch of casino samples available to me including Gemaco, and unless these are new I haven't seen them.

 

[BGinGA]

I'm not finding that pattern in any B&G, BJ, Gemaco, RT Plastics, Icon, Dolphin, Matsui, Abbiati, or Langworthy references. That pretty much sums up all the labeled plastic chip manufacturers of which I'm aware, short of cheap Chinese-produced chips.

 

[stocky]

http://www.gtigaming.com/en/

Possibility?

 

[BGinGA]

Possible, I guess..... but i'd consider it unlikely. Having trouble finding pics of other Gemaco casino chips in Vegas to see if they are marked with the same "G".

 

[mike32]

I suck at linking on my phone but there is a Silver Nugget Gemaco chip on eBay now with the G. It was not a guess by me at the time as I felt I had seen these somewhere before. I'm pretty sure it's a Gemaco chip.

 

[BGinGA]

Thanks, Mike. I found several "G" marked casino chips, all identified by reputable collectors as Gemaco molds..... so it would appear the Peppermill-Reno chip in the OP is a new Gemaco offering.

 

[Aaron]

Thanks. Seems more and more casinos are heading in the plastic direction. Sad