AC Casinos with $.50 chips?

[leetpants]

Im looking at getting about 300 or so .50 casino chips, and i was wondering what casinos have them in AC? Also, do any of the .50 chips have some edge spots? Thats mainly what im looking for, but i'll take some nice paulsons without edge spots.

Thanks.

Someone in Home Poker told me to come here, so thats what i did.

Thanks.

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Im looking at getting about 300 or so .50 casino chips, and i was wondering what casinos have them in AC? Also, do any of the .50 chips have some edge spots? Thats mainly what im looking for, but i'll take some nice paulsons without edge spots.

Thanks.

Someone in Home Poker told me to come here, so thats what i did.

Thanks.

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Most, if not all, casinos in AC use 50 cent chips manufactured by the US government.

They stack well but aren't much fun to riffle.

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[Evan]

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casinos in AC use 50 cent chips manufactured by the US government

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[Bremen]

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Most, if not all, casinos in AC use 50 cent chips manufactured by the US government.

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If they're manufactured by the fed gov't does the state law baring removing chips from a casino still apply?

[Andy B]

I think that you will only find fifty-cent chips in locales where the law forbids cash from playing. Minnesota is such a place, and Canterbury Park has fifty-cent chips. They are not as high-quality as their higher-denomination chips and are made of the same material as their tournaments chips, missed blind buttons, etc. They don't have edge spots, and I believe that they cost CP more than fifty cents apiece. No, I am not going to pick up three racks of them for you.

You can probably get fifteen or so rolls of fifty-cent coins at a casino.