Trademark 650 Capacity Chip Case Review

I received a used suitcase. Everything was worn out, there was trash and hair in it, and the last person left a poker chip in there too.

Comes with foam inserts to hold chips, feels nice. Seems to be a lot more durable than the 650. The case material is typical of these cases: Aluminum seems to be quite durable after a few uses.

Dismantled and made into a 31 day first aid kit. Helps me to visually see whether I have taken the medicine during the day, both day and night. Being in a rapidly aging group, I took this opportunity creatively to help myself.

I use it to place my "tournament" chips and it works as expected; I have about a year. I don't carry it with me very often, so I can't speak to the quality of the pen over the long term, but it seems ok. A piece of egg foam comes out on the lid, but I have no problem with that. In general I am satisfied.

Fits the chipset I had to keep. The padding at the top of the case is quite thick and difficult to close so that the latches line up. Pretty good deal for the price and for this specific purpose, but I've had other cases in other sizes that were better.

A normal case for what we have. You could actually attach the foam to the lid, but it works. The biggest problem is someone who can't count or doesn't know how thick real poker chips are. In this case it is 730 chips. NOT 650.85 chips x 6 rows + 55 chips x 4 rows. According to my old-fashioned calculations, that's 510 + 220, so 730.

Brand name 650 was ordered for my 650 Claysmith 13.5 poker chips. The case arrived in good condition a few days after ordering. Each row at either end of the case contains approximately 85 poker chips. The 4 middle rows hold approx. 55 poker chips. I bought 650 poker chips thinking they would fit my case. They are BUT there is plenty of space. I almost have room for another 100 chips. Had I known, I would have ordered 750 chips (a slight increase in cost) to fill the suitcase. Looks like the…