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Thanks Rich,,,,
By:Mark Todd R-7656 (74.171.202.201)
Date: 5/2/08 8:08 am
In Response To: Re: What would you think of this???? (Rich Hanover www.OldPokerChips.com LM-4191-28)

Is that one of the color variations?
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Is this PB $1 chip White & Auqamarine Blue?
Mark Todd R-7656 (74.171.202.201) -- 5/1/08 8:25 pm
mine is off white and blue...
Ron Lammer R-7777 Ks (70.252.172.66) -- 5/1/08 8:40 pm
Sounds like it's got a lot of history... vbg
John Benedict [FL] R-388 (209.240.206.194) -- 5/1/08 9:40 pm
Aquamarine is bright green, not blue
David Spragg LM-6180-166 (216.133.24.209) -- 5/1/08 10:25 pm
I thought I had seen you post,,,,
Mark Todd R-7656 (74.171.202.201) -- 5/1/08 10:44 pm
On the this side of the aquamarine, ....
Rich Hanover WWW.OldPokerChips.com LM-4191-28 (69.142.10.44) -- 5/2/08 4:09 am
What would you think of this????
Mark Todd R-7656 (74.171.202.201) -- 5/2/08 7:55 am
Re: What would you think of this????
Rich Hanover www.OldPokerChips.com LM-4191-28 (38.117.128.14) -- 5/2/08 8:03 am
Thanks Rich,,,,
Mark Todd R-7656 (74.171.202.201) -- 5/2/08 8:08 am
Sorry, I don't collect PBs.
Rich Hanover www.OldPokerChips.com LM-4191-28 (38.117.128.14) -- 5/2/08 8:12 am
Aquamarine is a pale bluish-green variety of beryl
John Benedict [FL] R-388 (209.240.206.210) -- 5/2/08 6:36 am
PB $1 chip White & Auqamarine Blue
Dennis Garnier LM-4969-123 (71.172.28.28) -- 5/1/08 11:03 pm
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