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JP Commerce Yin Yang 500 Piece Casino Poker Chips Set Clay

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JP Commerce Yin Yang 500 Piece Casino Poker Chips Set ClayDescription *Limited quantity in stock so hurry and order today! Benefits: 500 Piece "Yin Yang" style, 13. 5 gram clay poker chips Aluminum case with black interior included 2 decks of casino quality playing cards Yin Yang Casino Poker Chips Set 500 Pieces Brand: JP Commerce SKU: 500 YY FREE BONUS Aluminum Case and 2 Decks of Playing Cards Product Description: Play in balance with your very own JP Commerce "Yin Yang" poker chip set. JP Commerce

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*Limited quantity in stock so hurry and order today!

Benefits:

  • 500 Piece "Yin Yang" style, 13.5-gram clay poker chips
  • Aluminum case with black interior included
  • 2 decks of casino quality playing cards

Yin Yang Casino Poker Chips Set 500 Pieces

Brand: JP Commerce

SKU: 500-YY

 

FREE BONUS - Aluminum Case and 2 Decks of Playing Cards

 

Product Description:

Play in balance with your very own JP Commerce "Yin Yang" poker chip set.

JP Commerce presents high-quality casino grade poker chips. These special JPC yin yang 13.5g clay poker chips set are exclusively designed with the poker player in mind. This set features amazing sound and the exact weight.

Each JP Commerce yin yang poker chip set not only includes the 500 poker chips, but it also comes with an aluminum, reinforced carrying case, card decks, red casino dice, and a dealer button. Everything you need to host the perfect poker night. 

 

Specifications:

  • 5 red casino style dice
  • 1 Dealer Button
  • Weight: 20.00lbs

     

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