Agree (if this makes any sense)

Keep them all because it's hard to tell what one person might think is a casino chip and what they might see as a poker chip.

Add some code for the ones that look obviously like a casino chip which could be mistaken for a real casino chip. Like denominations and casino names or "casino" on the chip.

Segment the generic numbered chips, which are pretty obviously NOT casino chips, but for informations sake and education they shold be included in some manner so people can see that they aren't some unmarked casino chip.

I'd suggest a sampling of the RTL plastics chips and a warning that they are made to order with anything anyone wants and it's only a matter of slapping on a label in the center. Fair warning with general explination. Otherwise that section will be massive and every day new FAKE chips are being churned out of that factory.

Paulson isn't going to make new H&C Fantasy chips, so that's finally coming to an end.

There are a limited number of Bud Jones fakes and commemoratives.

The Borlands are being documented.

It seems like there are some limits, instead of the task being impossible like RTL fakes.