and thanks for saying it. The fact is that it is at least once a week you can come on here and see a post from someone bragging about how they purchased some "flea market find" chips for $2 and they are actually worth $100 or so and they couldn't be happier. They should be happy, they got a great deal, but for someone to get a great deal in a sale, means the other person probably did not. Why didn't these people inform the flea market seller that they could get much more for the valuable chips? For the same reason that they are not going to inform an ebay bidder that he/she is bidding too much on a worthless reproduced chip. Who cares if some unseasoned chipper buys some worthless fake chips on ebay? Maybe to them they are worth something and they are happy to get the chips. It is not our responsibility to watch out for the uninformed newbie browsing around ebay for a new chip. Let them buy whatever they will.

I also think that asking the opinions of the people on this board was well more than this company had to do. They certainly do not need the blessings of anyone on here to sell all the chips they want, as long as they don't step over any legal boundaries with the casinos they are replicating. We certainly do not have the authority to tell them not to make the chips as several people have already tried to do. It is America and they can go right ahead and do it. We should appreciate the effort made to consult with us, but leave the ultimate decision up to them.

Dave C.