To All,
I am also a buyer of this chip at $90.00. I believe the chip should have been priced at $125.00 and I told Charles that when I picked mine up at the Palms last weekend.

I have been involved in setting MANY chip prices over the years and believe $90.00 is more than a fair price for 100 chips found.

People this is a NEVADA chip and in my opinion commands a price higher than any other location under the same circumstances.

Hanover, why do you ALWAYS see ghosts in every transaction that takes place on that stupid EBAY??????? If you spent the same amount of time on the phone talking to those who ACTUALLY FIND these pieces of clay you would have a different attitude and opinion.

Ebay DOES NOT set a value upon what a chip is REALLY worth. Those who believe otherwise are welcome to their uninformed opinion.

CT is a DEALER Charles Fisher is not.

Those on this board who know me know I have always been a careful buyer. Believe me when I tell you THIS CHIP is worth $90.00. It is worth $90.00 because 100 arrowdies of a new found chip is "a drop in the bucket" compared to the number of individuals who collect Nevada - small towns.

You see people the problem is EBAY not the chip purchased by Charles. Ebay WILL NOT allow anyone to acquire the knowledge and ability to set the value and price of a chip.

Charles paid around $32.00 or $33.00 a chip. Therefore, in YOUR minds he should sell it for less than $90.00. WHY????

CT is not a poor loser. He tried to get the chips and lost. Charles got lucky. If some other third party would have made this buy you would in my opinion be paying much more than $90.00 a chip.

In my time I have seen so much junk put up on this board and offered at prices FAR MORE than what the piece is worth. NO one says anything. YOU kNOW why? Because NO ONE has a clue the chip is over priced. People please go to Andy's BB and read or re-read my article about "New Chip Finds" and get off Charles Fisher case.

If you want the chip - buy it. If you don't move on and lets talk about how Hanover pays to much for his Crest & Seals .

Best, Mr."P"