Thank you for adding to the information on the Busted Flush Casino Chips. I must have made 25 trips out to the place tring to get the chips, (the new one that were in this post) only to find that they were still using the old Oceana chips on the tables. I was never there on a Friday night, just my luck. I do not play Poker so there was no reason to be to responsive to the may questions that I had about the club. When they (the new chips) were finally available, the story that Frank gave me was that you (although he would never give me your name) was that you each had 1/2 the 300 sets. Several months later at a chip ship down south I learned of the $2.50 chip. When I asked Frank about that chip he was so pissed that I thought that he was going to explode. It was like he didn't know about the chip, or maybe he was just mad because you were selling them. It was not til several months later that the $10 chip came to light and I was given your name, but a search of the area directories would not turn up a phone number or address for you. I asked at the bar next door and they knew of you but said they had no idea where you lived or how to contact you. I have accquired the $2.50 chip but have never have been able to find the $10 chip for sale or trade. The chip guide section on California card rooms shows a $100 and some non denomination chips as well that I have never been able to find. If you have any of these available for sale trade etc, please let me know. Frank as you know was a coin dealer as well as owner in the club, when he died I could not find his daughter or what happened to the chips or the coins from the shop. I am sorry that my facts were not quite on the mark but I only related what I saw and was told by Frank. Jim......