Looking to buy 3000 to 5000 chips to hold tournament.
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Looking to buy 3000 to 5000 chips to hold tournament.
I'm having a hard time finding a big number of chips to hold local tournament at a good price. I've tried ebay and I do find good deals, but the shipping cost is crazy per order! If anyone has any suggestions, please help me! Thank you.
- EChat
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Gotta second that recommendation for the 10g faux clay chips, if you're looking for non-denomination tournament chips in a variety of colors. At 6¢ each ($60 for 1,000) plus reasonable shipping, you'll get a decent chip that feels much better than the hard plastic dice chips on eBay.
Most 1,000 sets on eBay are over $100 once you add in the high shipping (some are WAY over $100).
Most 1,000 sets on eBay are over $100 once you add in the high shipping (some are WAY over $100).
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tomb1 - Posts: 159
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http://www.pokerchipsdepot.com/
Super Diamond chips for 3¢ each. I own some just like them and they work fine if need a ton of them. I alos highly recommend their aluminum rolling 2000 chip case.
Super Diamond chips for 3¢ each. I own some just like them and they work fine if need a ton of them. I alos highly recommend their aluminum rolling 2000 chip case.
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TenPercenter - Posts: 367
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http://www.discountcasinogear.com offers some bulk pricing options and carry pretty much the same chips as 5star. I think their pricing options start at 2000 chips per color though.
- hachkc
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ClonexxSA wrote:For the extra .03 cents a chips I third the 10g "Faux Clay" chips. The super diamonds just dont even come close to the quality and at .06 cents a piece you just can't beat that price.
They feel like the same material to me, I own some of both. They behaved the exact same way (vs. 22 other chip types) when baked in the oven.
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TenPercenter - Posts: 367
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TenPercenter wrote:ClonexxSA wrote:For the extra .03 cents a chips I third the 10g "Faux Clay" chips. The super diamonds just dont even come close to the quality and at .06 cents a piece you just can't beat that price.
They feel like the same material to me, I own some of both. They behaved the exact same way (vs. 22 other chip types) when baked in the oven.![]()
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LOL, you have way to much time on your hands! But I enjoyed that.
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Always_Bored - Posts: 2113
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Gambler's General Store has the Mermaid chips. Time to cook those?
http://www.gamblersgeneralstore.com/Mer ... ry_Code=2I
They seem a tad more expensive @ $0.15/each.
http://www.gamblersgeneralstore.com/Mer ... ry_Code=2I
They seem a tad more expensive @ $0.15/each.
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ott - Posts: 172
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TenPercenter wrote:http://www.pokerchipsdepot.com/
Super Diamond chips for 3¢ each. I own some just like them and they work fine if need a ton of them. I alos highly recommend their aluminum rolling 2000 chip case.
i don't see the super diamonds.. am i blind? all i see is the 11.5g sets.
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qheuie - Posts: 52
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