[Phaetos]

Please, fire away.

[PocketRocket]

Looks like a Paul-Son TH&C Short Cane
MD76 at http://www.antiquegamblingchips.com/...gn_manmade.htm

Originally Posted by Phaetos

Please, fire away.

[Phaetos]

Sweet. So .. .value on this?

[circlencircle]

Originally Posted by Phaetos

OK, finally got a camera I can use for a few. Here are some pics. Yes, there are no edgespots.

This is great photography... nice job...

[PocketRocket]

I wouldn't have the slightest idea. I'm not a chip collector, and I don't know of a way of determining value on a private chip (if it is private). It looks pretty similar to mine (and I don't know for sure whether mine were produced by Burt or Paul-Son), but I paid $35/100 over the counter full-bore retail for mine back in the early 80's.

I have some chips from a Reno casino based on that same chip and that seems to be selling for about $4-7 depending upon condition, but obsolete casino chips tend to have a bit more collector value (it was only in the last year that I stopped using them at their face value of 25¢ !).

Originally Posted by Phaetos

Sweet. So .. .value on this?

[Phaetos]

Originally Posted by circlencircle

This is great photography... nice job...

And that was with a little cheapo Toshiba I picked up at Wal-Mart for $50 when they were closing a store.

[Phaetos]

Not that I'm selling it anyway. Just wondering about it since I picked it up at a antique store.

[scottoc]

Originally Posted by Phaetos

And that was with a little cheapo Toshiba I picked up at Wal-Mart for $50 when they were closing a store.

Wal-Mart had to close a store? Maybe the end of the world is farther off than I thought.

[Q10 soooted]

Originally Posted by Phaetos

Not that I'm selling it anyway. Just wondering about it since I picked it up at a antique store.

Nice to see cool shots of antique chips. Especially a quality white before the recent degredation of poker chips with those foul blue

(yes, it's a joke folks - don't get angry)

[Phaetos]

Originally Posted by scottoc

Wal-Mart had to close a store? Maybe the end of the world is farther off than I thought.

Actually, it's nearer. They were closing an old store, because they were finished building a brand-new 24 hour supercenter across the street.