I curious as to why you published the book on Al Rollins P.R. Chips with the value ranges you did, George. From your comment on this board, you believe realistic values to be considerably less. Did Al determine the values to be used?

Any book on on chips is of value to the hobby but most of the numbers in your book are so far out of line it may lead a reader to question the credibility of other aspects of the book, such as history and dates. I'm hoping you will review the listed values on any revision of the book, particularly in light of the large number of P.R. chips that have surfaced in the last several years. There are scarce Puerto Rico chips; they need to be highlighted in the book and not lost in the larger mass of inexpensive common chips.