Want To Find Old Casino Chips?

[DAACEIZBACK]

want to know what the chips you are looking for look like? or any casino chip in nevada, visit this site.
some chips will say available beside it, that would be you can buy or trade it.

chipDB - Gaming Chip and Token Database

[jbones]

Wow. I get the feeling a lot of people already knew about this/ something similar from the fact that there haven't been any responses, but this is new to me and totally awesome. Thanks for the link

[Gaming Ore]

Not quite "been there, done that" but....

This particular sight is operated by a CC&GTCC member as a freebie service to CC&GTCC Members. Each member is authorized web space to host scanned images of chips in their collections, as well as space for scans of "wanted" chips and "trade" chips.

There are quite a few scans available there, but youy must keep in mind the following. If every User has a $1 house chip from the Luxor, then there will be as many scans of a Luxor chip as there are members in the Library.

There is no minimum resolution standard, so most scans are not hi-res, and the duplicate entries are sometimes an issue when doing searches.

However, IT IS AN EXCELLENT RESOURCE for collectors who wish to have their collections on-line and also be able to show scans of their wants and traders. And scans will always be an improvement over typed out lists of wants and traders.

There are also other sites that show older (and current) Nevada chip issues. SilverStateTreasures.com comes to mind and a few others listed in the FAQ Sticky in this forum.

I've not responded right away, because I have been hit and miss on my on-line availability last week and for the enxt several weeks. But in the overall, the Collection Library is a very good resource. Participation requires CC&GTCC membership, which is obtainable from this website (ChipTalk.net) or ask me how.

Jim (GamingOre) Follis

[DAACEIZBACK]

Originally Posted by Gaming Ore

Not quite "been there, done that" but....

This particular sight is operated by a CC&GTCC member as a freebie service to CC&GTCC Members. Each member is authorized web space to host scanned images of chips in their collections, as well as space for scans of "wanted" chips and "trade" chips.

There are quite a few scans available there, but youy must keep in mind the following. If every User has a $1 house chip from the Luxor, then there will be as many scans of a Luxor chip as there are members in the Library.

There is no minimum resolution standard, so most scans are not hi-res, and the duplicate entries are sometimes an issue when doing searches.

However, IT IS AN EXCELLENT RESOURCE for collectors who wish to have their collections on-line and also be able to show scans of their wants and traders. And scans will always be an improvement over typed out lists of wants and traders.

There are also other sites that show older (and current) Nevada chip issues. SilverStateTreasures.com comes to mind and a few others listed in the FAQ Sticky in this forum.

I've not responded right away, because I have been hit and miss on my on-line availability last week and for the enxt several weeks. But in the overall, the Collection Library is a very good resource. Participation requires CC&GTCC membership, which is obtainable from this website (ChipTalk.net) or ask me how.

Jim (GamingOre) Follis

i looked all over this site for the site i posted and nothing, so im sure itz a minority that know, but its a nice site, i wish i could get those flamingo 10 cent chips. oh man

[TenPercenter]

chipDB - Gaming Chip and Token Database

Hasn't been updated in a couple of years, or am I not searching correctly?

[Gaming Ore]

Ten,

Thanks for making me think!!!

It took me a while but....

The CHIPDB site was operated by a former CC&GTCC member named Robert Cruz. It appears that Robert's membership has lapsed and it also appears that he has not taken the site down. I was able to log-in, as I registered when he first opened it. I do not know what his situation is.

In my earlier post, I had confused his self-serve site with a competing project hosted by CC&GTCC member Brian Watts, The Collection Library. That site is at:

Welcome to the CollectionLibrary!

and is pretty much the same, however, the ChipDB site appears pre-populated with casino names and specific chips, and is awaiting scans.

I hope this helps.

J(GO)F

[gmunny]

I have this site bookmarked, but it really doesn't have as many pics as silverstate treasures. That's the site I usually check out to see pics of certain Nevada chips. I thought I posted it awhile ago, but maybe not.

[deputyfl]

i like Brian Watts's collectionlibrary! It is one of the best places to search for chips from all over. If you go to "Global "Collection List" " you can search through several states and casinos. Brian has set up collectionlibrary for CC&GTCC members to use free! Most of my collection is shown there. www.BestAgentSites.com - Redirecting to Opening Page...

[Midnight Rose]

Originally Posted by Gaming Ore

Ten,

Thanks for making me think!!!

It took me a while but....

The CHIPDB site was operated by a former CC&GTCC member named Robert Cruz. It appears that Robert's membership has lapsed and it also appears that he has not taken the site down. I was able to log-in, as I registered when he first opened it. I do not know what his situation is.

Ah, that might explain why I got a runtime error when I tried searching for Barbary Coast chips. Thanks Jim.

[miandsh2000]

maybe this is the right thread to ask.

are there any good sites dedicated to illegals?