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http://www.antiquegamblingchips.com/christypaulson.htm
Yet, according to this site (page 9), the chips produced for the Georgian's Casino in Sacramento were C&J's: http://cashcoinconnection.com/USACAC/G.pdf
The edge spots on the chips pictured above and the ones pictured below from my collection aren't concave, the way Robert Eisenstadt describes C&J edgespots, though the time frame of the casino's opening (1963) suggests it should be C&J (1955-1965), as opposed to Paulson. These edge spots are the convex, fuzzy and irregular lines that Eisenstadt says are a hallmark of the Paulson chips.
Is it possible that when Georgian opened, it purchased C&J chips, but when Pauslon started using that hat and cane mold in 1964/1965, it re-stocked the card room with Paulson chips?
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