Make it at least 60 copies, Archie, because I could
use 10 of them myself for collectors I trade with in
Europe, Asia and South America (especially if you're
able to keep this under $!0 a copy as you
mentioned). Also, I'd love to purchase a color copy
if you're going to attempt such. I'll also try to
round up a few of the European-style Puerto Rico
chips and plaques I have at the bank and send you
color copies, and I'll be more than happy to check
some manufacturer's records as to what dates some
of the 1920s and 1930s chips were ordered.

Eight hundred and eighty different chips sounds
quite
impressive, as I just took a quick look into a 1990
printing of "Catalogo Numismatico De Puerto Rico" by
Efrain Archilla-Diez, and only saw about six hundred
chips listed, and that listing was compiled from
various collectons both here in the US and in Puerto
Rico. I've been told that your Puerto Rico
collection was probably the World's largest, and now
it looks like a lot of us will be able to enjoy what
must have taken you many, many years to assemble.

Regards,

John Benedict