These 48 octagon chips were made for international satellite events that were held as qualifiers for a global event in Australia. The octagons had something to do with the way players were paid out for winning individual tournaments before progressing to the the final satellite in their location. They originally sold for $8 each and very few sets were made. Included are three additional training octagon chips. The chips are for sale to the highest bidder with the entire proceeds donated to the Museum of Gaming History in memory of Mr. Splashbar, Brian Cashman. Starting bid is $250. Bidding ends Sunday, October 31th @ 9pm EDT.