Trademark 1000 4 Aces with Denominations Poker Chips in Acrylic Carrier, Clear

These casino sized chips are 11.5 grams in weight. They are produced from a composite resin and an insert that gives them the weight feel of a heavy casino quality chip. What makes them unique however, is the high resolution graphic label that is applied to the chip. This graphic is of the highest quality and offers players a chip with a superior look and feel. All chips have a colorful image of a 4-of-a-kind poker hand in aces surrounding the denomination. Each denomination is a slightly different label color, matching the color of the chips' stripes. The best part about these chips is that they already have the denominations on them. There are 10 different denominations in this chip series, including 1, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100, 500, 1000, 5000 and 10000. Play your No Limit Hold'Em games and all your other high stakes casino games with these chips. Or play low stakes games too. These chips are very flexible for any game. The detail on these chips is flawless and their unique design makes them great for casinos and home-style play alike. And as used in casinos all over the world, this handy 1000 chip carrying case makes it easy to transport chips all over your casino or gaming room and allows for fast and easy chip access during those crucial gaming moments. Constructed of thick, durable, clear acrylic, this sturdy, reinforced case will hold 10 chip trays neatly stacked, for a total of 1000 poker chips. The top easily slides off and a comfortable handle makes it easy to carry and move around. The dimensions are roughly 10"L x 8 "W x 13 "H.

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