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grin You ARE beating a dead horse...

value is determined by how much someone is willing to pay or IF someone is willing to pay for an item. There are a bunch of small town places (in Nevada & beyond) that have very low mintage, but the collector base for these areas may also be very limited which translates into low sale value. This applies to most chips outside of the Las Vegas / Atlantic City realm. A good example is some of the Colorado chips -- very low mintage but not a huge collector base equals a lower sales value.

Steve Bedo

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How can you expect anyone to answer that
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OK, Fair enough...
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I forgot to mentio that this chip sold for...
Here is the link Ruben
Cool, Thanks Archie!
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Like most goods, value is based on supply and...
"The Value" is determined by ...
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To answer your question ---- Y E S
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I know I'm beating a dead horse but...
Low Demand=Low Value
grin You ARE beating a dead horse...
Well said, Steve vbg Thanks!
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