ceramics are best for custom printing..

im getting a few sets made up..

these are 'tribute' sets..

Every year the WSOP sells last year's WSOP decks in volume at a fair price -- if that hasn't been mentioned.

I'm not aware if any card rooms sell their used poker decks.

If cancelled blackjack (and other assorted casino games) are your thing, Gambler's General Store in Las Vegas has them from dozens of casinos, and sells them for $2 online, but I know they're cheaper in store.
http://www.gamblersgeneralstore.com/...g_cards/52.php
Spinetti's next door has a large individual casino chips collection.
http://www.spinettisgaming.com/Collector-Chips/
HUNDREDS upon HUNDREDS of chips, multiples from any popular joint.

They've also got a hundred different casino decks, including Plastic Bridge Size setups from The Fitz - which is now The D.
http://www.spinettisgaming.com/Playi...rt_direction=1

I'd have snap-ordered a Fitz setup, but they're $44.

There's a better Spinetti's link for current chips (those are all collectibles in the other link).

http://www.spinettisgaming.com/Real-1-Casino-Chips/

168 current casinos, and 91 closed casinos - prices are $3 on in-print chips, $5 on out of print chips.

...also, I just spent $116.79 at Spinetti's.

You people...

Spinetti's looks legit. Only problem is I assume shipping to Australia is going to make the costs pretty ridic. Also where do you get the wsop cards - and do they have any in four colour?

I'd consider calling Spinetti's. They're good guys who'll work with you.

The WSOP doesn't use 4-color cards, so, no go there. ...the decks themselves are pretty common, lots of dealers selling them. The 2011 ones, I think, they tried the corner-peek cards. Those are gross. Otherwise, they're fine if you like the backs.