TreasureGurus, LLC 100 Clear Purple 7/8" Plastic Bingo Chips
A pack of 100 transparent purple plastic markers, each 7/8 inch in diameter, for covering numbers on paper bingo cards
- Product typeSportingGoods
- 100 chips cover multiple cards for big games
- 7/8" diameter fits standard bingo squares exactly
- Clear purple plastic lets numbers show through
- New condition means clean, ready-to-play pieces
- Bulk counts of 12, 72, 100 or 144 suit any group size
Game-night ready chips
This 100-piece set supplies enough transparent purple markers for a full bingo session at home, in a club or at a community hall. The 7/8-inch diameter fits standard paper cards and the clear tint lets printed numbers stay visible after marking. A simple, colour-coordinated choice for players who prefer purple accessories.
Bulk-quantity flexibility
The same chips are offered in 12, 72, 100 and 144-count bags so organisers can match the pack size to the expected crowd. Buying a larger bag reduces the need to reorder mid-season while smaller packs suit occasional family nights. No extra software, daubers or cards are included in any configuration.
Instant tabletop setup
Open the bag, distribute the chips and play — no assembly, adhesive or calibration required. The lightweight plastic slides easily across paper but can scatter if the table is bumped, so a shallow tray helps keep pieces contained. Not suited for magnetic boards, electronic consoles or players who need tactile raised markers.
How it compares
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- Price $7.99
- Cheaper than about 92% of the 1,349 comparable items (median $22.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | TreasureGurus, LLC |
| Product type | SportingGoods |
Questions about this item
Will I need to replace or restock these 7/8" purple plastic chips after heavy use?
The chips are made of solid plastic and do not wear out under normal play, so replacement is only needed if pieces are lost.
What limit appears first when using all 100 chips across multiple cards during a long session?
The practical limit is the 100-chip count itself; once every marker is on the table you cannot cover additional numbers until some are cleared.
Do the transparent purple markers generate any noise, heat or power draw when left out all day?
They are passive plastic pieces with no electronics, so they produce no noise, no heat and consume no power.
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