Double Suit (Dice/Striped) Poker Chip Set with Aluminum Carrying Case
Unbranded / Generic Import · Toys & Games > Tabletop Games
Era / Decade
Late 1990s to Early 2000s based on the 'Suit' design chips and the classic diamond-plate aluminum case style common during the poker boom.
Material
11.5g composite clay/ABS plastic chips with metal inserts; aluminum exterior case with faux green velvet/felt lining and plastic handle/latches.
Condition
Fair to Good. The case shows significant wear, including a detached or missing interior lid lining support and scuffing on the exterior. The chip set is incomplete and disorganized, with some slots empty or filled with mismatched decks of cards.
Demand Level
Moderate. While poker sets are common, they are heavy to ship, making them more desirable for local buyers on secondary markets.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$15.00 - $30.00 (Low: $10, Mid: $20, High: $30 if count is verified).
Estimated Retail Value
$40.00 - $60.00 for a new 300-500 piece set.
Comparable Sales
Similar unbranded 300-piece sets frequently sell on eBay for $20-$25 plus shipping or $15 on local marketplaces. Sets with organizational issues and missing pieces usually sell for under $15 at thrift stores.
Description
Vintage-style poker set featuring a mix of 'Dice' and 'Suit' pattern chips in green, blue, red, and white. Housed in a heavy-duty diamond-textured aluminum carrying case with dual latch closures and a folding handle. Interior features a green felt-lined tray designed for 300+ chips, two decks of cards, and five red transparent dice. Perfect for casual game nights or as a starter set for beginners.
Key Features
Durable aluminum travel case, standard 11.5g weighted chips for a 'casino feel', and includes gaming essentials like dice and cards in one portable unit.
Authenticity Indicators
Generic mass-produced item; high confidence it is an unbranded import. No markers of luxury status (such as a 'Paulson' or 'Chipco' brand).
Flaws to Note
The interior lining is peeling away from the lid. The chip count is inconsistent (missing chips from several rows). The playing cards are 'BWW' (Buffalo Wild Wings) promotional cards rather than high-quality Bee or Bicycle decks. Heavy oxidation/scuffs on case hardware.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Facebook Marketplace or Craigslist is highly recommended due to the weight-to-value ratio (shipping will be expensive relative to the item's price). Secondarily, Mercari or eBay using 'Calculated Shipping'.
Selling Tips
Alphabetize and organize the chips by color before photographing to show a 'clean' set. Count exactly how many of each color are present and list that in the description. Mention the weight (likely 11.5g) to attract amateur players seeking the standard weight. Local pickup will maximize profit.