- Featuring If you like playing Bingo, but hate picking up or losing chips, this set of 300 magnetic bingo chips is the perfect solution. Each chip has a 1.5 cm diameter and features a metal ring around the outside edge. Available colors include red, green, purple or blue. When used with a magnetic bingo wand (sold separately) these chips are easy to collect.
There is no. - 1000 Pack Purple Bingo Chips per EA If you play Bingo, these 3/4 inch plastic chips are the perfect way to keep track of numbers that have been called. Each package contains 1,000 purple translucent chips with a radius edge for easy pickup. Fun for all ages, Bingo is a great game to play at any birthday party, holiday gathering, family reunion.
Pink Bingo Chips
Purple Magnetic Bingo Chips 3/4' Size- Bag of 100. Save up to 5% when you buy more. Watch; 5 S 5 V G 7 p F o n X 8 s 3 J E o r e d. 400Pcs Bingo Chips Counters Plastic Bingo Markers Set 4 Colors 3/4 Inch. Save up to 7% when you buy more.
Purple Magnetic Bingo Chips 3/4' Size- Bag of 100. Save up to 5% when you buy more. Watch; 5 S 5 V G 7 p F o n X 8 s 3 J E o r e d. 400Pcs Bingo Chips Counters Plastic Bingo Markers Set 4 Colors 3/4 Inch. Save up to 7% when you buy more.
Purple Bingo Chips
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Fun for all ages, Bingo is a great game to play at any birthday party, holiday gathering, family reunion or backyard barbeque. These high-quality plastic chips are a must-have addition to any Bingo set and are ideal for pool halls, lodges and recreational facilities.
In addition to traditional game play, Bingo chips can be used in the classroom as a learning tool. Whether they are used for counting, in a science experiment, on an overhead projector or as tokens for a reward system, Bingo chips are versatile and convenient.
Durable and reusable, this product is recommended for ages 3 and up.
Blue Bingo Chips
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During the last Convention I was able to pick up a couple of the Club Bingo chips I was missing. In talking to everyone from the dealers to Doug Saito I complied the information and have come up with this theory. First lets start with what we know. Missing from this scan is the 12 1/2 cent green chip (which I hope to find at or before next Convention). The 12 1/2 cent chip has the denomination on it. The $5 chip and the $25 chip is self explainitory. The chips in question are the Blue and the Purple Club Bingo chips. Here's the theory and hopefully you will not find it to far fetched. Since we know that there is a 12 1/2 cent chip, we have to assume that there was a 25 cent chip. Everyone that I have spoke with knew that they had at least one blackjack table, so this falls into place. The Purple chip was believed to be a roulette chip. I am going out on a limb and saying the Purple Chip was there one dollar chip. Though it does not have the denomination on it, I find it hard to believe they would NOT have a $1 chip while having a the lower denominations. And though never discovered, I am assuming that the roulette chips would be different colors instead of just the Purple chip. So what do you think? Any information, ideas, or theory's you may have are welcomed.
