Royal Flush poker chips

dirty moose · by **dirty moose** » Sun Jun 06, 2004 5:44 pm GMT

anyone have any experience with them? im think about em, and also who makes them?

MSPatton · by **MSPatton** » Sun Jun 06, 2004 6:39 pm GMT

The .50c chip in the first pic is a Paulson "Top hat and Cane"
The others are Blue chip. Blue chip are ex Paulson employess as I understand that started the company when Paulson was purchased and went to private casino sales. In my opinion, Blue chip products are not as nice as Paulson, though many times they look the same. Always check the mold impression, the "sunburst" is Blue chip.

Michael

dirty moose · by **dirty moose** » Sun Jun 06, 2004 6:46 pm GMT

hmm i didnt even notice, so the second set isnt as good? does blue chip have a web site?

MSPatton · by **MSPatton** » Sun Jun 06, 2004 6:53 pm GMT

Blue Chip does not to my knowledge.
Get ahold of dice702 where the pics came from they will send samples.
Blue Chip is an OK product, just don't get them confused with Paulson as the quality does not match between the two, even though they make simular designed chips.

Michael

dirty moose · by **dirty moose** » Sun Jun 06, 2004 7:00 pm GMT

blue chip, chipco or pokerchips.com?

ashVID · by **ashVID** » Tue Jun 08, 2004 3:40 am GMT

MSPatton is correct... the Paulson chips are great, the Blue Chip sets are over priced and not near the quality. Some people insist they are but I have handled a stack of both and it is easy to tell which ones are the better chips...

ash =o)

dirty moose · by **dirty moose** » Tue Jun 08, 2004 4:19 am GMT

thanks for the in put, i have another question then, the chips on pokerchips.com, better or worse the the royal's?

MSPatton · by **MSPatton** » Tue Jun 08, 2004 10:48 am GMT

My opinion only here......

Pokerchips.com makes the best chips in the "clay" group by far.
At .95c each, if you have the time to wait buy them from them.
I use the "classic" Nevada Jacks chips which were made by
them and will never get rid of them. They are the best.
Nevada Jacks no longer uses them but buypokerchips.com
does. They are the same chip.

The side spots will always be at 10, 2 and 6 oclock, the spots are the
same direction on the front and back, the printing on the spots are
always centered, and the spots are centered on the chips. No one
else does this.

dirty moose · by **dirty moose** » Tue Jun 08, 2004 3:15 pm GMT

they are really nice, but $$ 1500 for 1000 chips thats alot, but they are really nice, are the chips from pokerchips.com the same weight? the one with and without the inset?

MSPatton · by **MSPatton** » Tue Jun 08, 2004 3:37 pm GMT

They are all the same if Pokerchips.com makes them.
All are about 9.5g to 10g. There is a little fluxuation in
the weight as brass powder is used for sound and weight
and some may have a little more than other, but not noticable
for the most part.

You can buy 1000 chips from buypokerchips.com for $1035.00
You can but 1000 chips from pokerchips.com for $950.00 + art

I have a set of those too as I like the "generic" design but NJ's
are my top set. Try to find a set of them now. None of the "classics"
left.

theywood · by **theywood** » Tue Jun 08, 2004 5:40 pm GMT

I was looking at nevadajacks website and they show these chips which look like the old ones:

MSPatton · by **MSPatton** » Tue Jun 08, 2004 6:01 pm GMT

They are very simular. They are not made by Pokerchips.com.
They are made by someone else for this updated design.
I will leave it to Nevada Jacks, since he has posted here, if
he wants to reveal the manufacturer. Here are his "classic"
designed chips:

Royal Flush poker chips

Royal Flush poker chips

Pokerchips.com

Poker Chips

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