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Re: A history of actual WSOP Chips

Don,

One just sold on ebay: item number: 6233765546. It was not my auction but occasionally you will see them on ebay. I think that Ross Poppel could give you a pretty good idea of what they traditionally sell for? He's posted in the past about that topic.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Binions-Horseshoe-Casino-LIMITED-EDITION-Poker-Chip-Set_W0QQitemZ6233765546QQcategoryZ63759QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

The ebay auction was correct in that only 150 were produced. One or two sets were returned to the gift shop since the boxes were damaged so there is probably a few less than that in circulation. I was fortunate to end up with 8 sets of them although I've already given/sold away 5 of them. A set originally sold for $321 w/ taxes. If you're looking to play poker with these I'd pass on buying them. Certain colors of the chips don't stack very well and they were definitely not casino quality (as the Shoe advertised). Personally, I'd only buy them if you plan on keeping them as a collectible.

Regards,
Anthony

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