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More error chips; $1/$2 and $3/$5....



Both of these chips are from California and I received both of them from an employee that worked at both locations. The Pechanga is a Native American gaming operation. This error chip is a product of RTP (Gamblers General Store). The correct denomination is $5.

The ever familiar H&C on the Lake Elsinore cardroom chip tells us that Paul-Son was responsible for this error. The correct denomination is $2.

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Those are pretty cool.
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Re: More error chips; $1/$2 and $3/$5....

Those are pretty cool. I'll be at Pechanga in the $25 NLHE tourney this Sunday!
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Re: More error chips; $1/$2 and $3/$5....

Very interesting that casinos would get error chips. How do they handle such chips? Treat them by color or denomination. I assume once they are discovered they are removed from circulation.
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Re: More error chips; $1/$2 and $3/$5....

Are error chips more valuable to the collector? I know this is the case with some coin collectors.

Did you see the St Jo Frontier chip I found that was missing an edgespot?
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Those are pretty cool. I'll be at Pechanga in the $25 NLHE tourney this Sunday!
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Very interesting that casinos would get error chips. How do they handle such chips? Treat them by color or denomination. I assume once they are discovered they are removed from circulation.
To my knowledge they are definately removed. I suspect that it is the based color that is used to determine denomination.

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Are error chips more valuable to the collector? I know this is the case with some coin collectors.

Did you see the St Jo Frontier chip I found that was missing an edgespot?
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Yes, I agree and yes.

Nice find. If it's something that you are not interested in keeping, just let me know.

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