In one post, Ron wrote:

"They are what are known as "fantasy" chips, strickly issued to be sold in souvenier shops. They are virtually worthless to collectors."

WRONG !!!!!!!! If I were to put a value my Borland chips, I wouldn't let them go for anything less than $500.00. Don't think there would be a problem selling either.

In another post, Ron writes:

"I should have said that they are of no value to me as I do not collect them."

Too late,damage is already done.

Yet in another, Ron writes:

"please fill me in on the collecting of Borland chips...I am not too familiar with their product."

Ron, you just admitted you know nothing about Borland chips and their history. Yet you bash this guy for selling chips that you are ignorant of.

I might be stepping on some toes here of late, but dang it, although i'm affiliated with none, i'm getting real tired of all the bashing of Ebay sellers before all the facts are known. Hastily written emails sent to [some] perfectly innocent sellers is no way (IMO) to introduce people to the world of chip collectors.

I'm just venting. And if provoked, I could vent even more.

I think i'll take my rage out on all of the poker players tonight.

Later........Rick