BPC Flamethrower Chalice

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I spent it seems years looking for this chalice. It was really popular in and around 2010/11 and then almost disappeared from the hobby. There are occasional arguments over what is the original version and it is fun to go back to some of those threads 2010 or so on this forum to see examples of the early frags and colony shots. I found a frag from an online vendor that I believe to be reputable about three years ago. He labeled it a BPC flamethrower chalice and i purchased it as a BPC Flamethrower chalice. The frag looked like a BPC flamethrower frag and three years later the colony looks like a BPC Flamethrower chalice. I like it a lot. Not the fastest growing chalice and the yellow rim sometimes is bigger and more brilliant and other times less so. If you haven't been in the hobby for a long time it may not impress you but like I said I searched for a long time and think it is stunning although I may be a bit biased in my opinion.

 

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