Hi Rich,(I think chips are a good investment)

The market will set the price-These chips are acting strange-I can't beleive what some of these chips are selling for-I just noticed a $.50 fremont Arodie chip sold for well over $300 today on Ebay-And there are probably several hundred of those chips out.90 known chips is not that many if the chip demand and the market is gobbling these precious pieces of clay up.I think there is a greater interest in chip collecting these days-Especially for the older stuff with pretty inlays from popular name casinos-Anyway the market will settle the value of these chips like it does most things-Who knows what's fair for the $1 Caesar's-$10 or $100 or $500 Or $1000 Or ?????
If there are truley just 90 total chips and the hobby keeps growing and going,those chips may really grab a high figure-The sky is the limit!!
That $33,000 Sands chip that sold last month-Wow!!
That same chip sold for $4,500 in last years club auction!! I don't have a crystal ball but, chips seem to be a pretty good investment to me with more upside then down.Of course there is always a risk-That's why the market and good ole supply and demand will determine what a fair price should be!Sorry to ramble-Just my long and wordy opinion-Take-Care to all-Look forward to seeing you guys at the club show in June-Best regards-
Mitch Heller
Please tell me who is selling them for that!!If they are selling for $100-I am buying-