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Windwalker’s Chipping Journey in Pr0n0grAph1C Detail (29 Viewers)
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On vacation in Turks and Caicos, and picked up a sample set for you sample-set fiends from the Casablanca Casino. Are these Bud Jones?
They’re a mix of Abbiati and Matsui. (The $1 is Abbiati, the rest are Matsui)
A rack or two of those dollars would make a brilliant relabel candidate!
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what @GianThaMan said
davislane
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Try and find out what happened to the Port Royal Casino chips.
http://chipguide.themogh.org/cg_chip2.php?id=tcprpr
chipguide is also showing a matsui version of the $1 if you want it for consistancy/completeness of the sample.
also a plaque.
The $100 is breath taking!
AfterTheFact
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After vacation PrOn... ? Oh and pics of any new chips also 
LOVE your avatar!After vacation PrOn... ? Oh and pics of any new chips also
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After vacation PrOn... ? Oh and pics of any new chips also
Turks was fun! I tried to channel my inner Slim Aarons for some shots. Failed miserably for most of it, but these two pictures came out ok.
Whole host of new chips came in while I was gone.
The gorgeous NC $20s
@Perthmike did an incredible job with these Stardust relabels.
I was able to find 400 more Doc’s for my set, making it much more playable. Dirty af, but @JeepologyOffroad has never failed.
And this (I think) one of a kind rack.
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kwackbars
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Replying to the original post, where does someone get so many nice THC paulsons in those colors to make a custom set?
Love the lola's
markleteenie
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They did turn out stellar. I actually did those exact chips you now have. I worked with Gear to change up the label sizing and the graphic details to my liking.
My very first ambitious inlay replacement project...I don't envy the time I spent with the exactoblade and NANPR either.
jpietrella
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Those Las Olas chips go perfectly with the photos.
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Is that what the Las Olas chips are called?
Never seen those beauties before but just liked that nickname 
kwackbars
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seriously! I’ve been googling and still can’t figure out where the chips come from. Was there a Sacramento casino fun room that had these colors? Who made cocaine giraffes? I
These Cali colors
davislane
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The short story. The chips were made by Paulson for a Casino that failed to open. Most of the chips made their way to PCF via eBay.seriously! I’ve been googling and still can’t figure out where the chips come from. Was there a Sacramento casino fun room that had these colors? Who made cocaine giraffes? I
Are those white with yellow spots Empress $1s?? Can I get a close up of those? I’ve only seen them casino used with rounded edges. I’ve never seen a sharp rack.
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Those are prob best I’ve seen. I love those chips but never seen them near mint
"This Warranty does not cover the use or inability to use this product".Dibs on the Limon's if no proper use is found for them
(from a TDK cassette tapes disclaimer, back in the 80s)
CrazyEddie
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All these amazing chips in your collection and you've only got two women on the boat on holiday. Surely you need at least 4 racks to drive some real action.
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Alas, my game ends at poker.
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Dem 10s. I shoulda found a way to get a rack when I could. Or a barrel. Or something.
The giraffe $5 looks like the 39mm version of the binions HoF 43mm
I think you need the “Fun Room” logo on your custom Chan Man table for Malibu. 
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