... to protect our club members (and others in the casino chip collecting community) from club members who produce fantasy, fake, counterfeit and altered chips by marking them as such... then how can we expect to ever have casino chips included in the Hobby Protection Act?

I suggest our club officers impose a club rule where any club member who produces any fantasy chip, fake, counterfeit or altered chip bearing any legal gaming jurisdiction include FANTASY (or some other marking) on the face of the chip.

We're either here to control and correct the problem within our club or not... and, I can't see how we should ever expect the HPA to help us if we do not try to correct the problem within our club.

I suggest we give it a try...

I have no other suggestions and/or answers regarding this issue. Thank you.

John Benedict, R-388