I've not seen too many un-attached inlays, let alone a sheet of them. If they are sheets of actual inlays, then they are very unusual!

As such, they belong in a high-end collection of casino memorabilia, if not in a museum environment.

If you are looking for a value, I cannot help you there, as I have no previous knowledge of un-cut sheets of inlays being offered For Sale.

I know that many collectors would be concerned about the potential for using the inlays to manufacture or repair actual chips, however, in this instance such usage is not likely as the actual chips are plentiful (or at least alreay in the hands of the collectors who want that issue).

If the demand for the that chip issue was higher, the value would then be higher. However, (and again, this supposes that they are sheets of real inlays) the value of what you have is based on being un-cut sheets of inlays and not so much the subject matter.

That being said, do you plan on selling them? I would certainly make a pitch for purchase (as sheets of inlays). I would also appeal for your consideration to place them in a museum.

But short of all that, I'll be interested to hear from you after you receive them and perhaps determine if they are inlay sheets.

Regards,

Jim Follis