I wanted everyone that walked in today, to get what they wanted and needed. I have a pretty good idea what most chippers get.

That is the way they were sold to everyone. There was also a 5 set limit.
It was a way to try and control the $1 and $2.50 chips. I could not let someone get a bunch of the small denominations. It was also much easier on cage people. With 2 of each chip, there was going to be mistakes and people coming back for exchanges that might not be able to be made, if all were gone. The 6 chips were pre packaged. $25 and $100 were optional.
Everything went pretty smooth. There were still some available when I left at 6.

RE $100:
When the FQ's released the Texas set in 95, the only way you could buy it was the entire set.
25¢, $1, $5, $10, $25, and $100.
267 people broke the set and turned in $100's.
233 $100 LE chips missing, might be a record for $100 chips.