Dick and Robert; I don't care if dealers want to trade slabbed chips back and forth. It's when the end purchaser, the collector, falls for this trap, that the hobby will be in trouble. Can anyone explain to me how a chip (any LE chip) that has been released during the past five years, that has not seen any appreciable table wear, can be listed in this "reputable" guide as being worth three times the value in "uncirculated", than in a lesser grade? Hell, they are ALL virtually uncirculated.