Mark....

I was shocked too!! I had the second place bid...like a DUMMY, I passed on the "Buy it Now" for $50...what was I thinking?? LOL

I saw these at the last Palms Show for much more.

I can never figure out WHY the CA Chips don't go for alot more. If History values a chip, some of these date back to the 40s......if it's rarity, some have been in play only for a matter of hours , as in the case of a San Manuel issue...even some of the roulettes are VERY scarce and obsolete.

Most Casinos are far apart from each other and couldn't care less about the Collectors, it's not like vegas where everyone knows someone who works in a casino or you can find a treasure in a garage sale.