¶ excellent condition.
¶ in the casino logo, and on the chip, is a map of the italian island of Capri, which is off of Italy, about 20 miles south of Naples.
¶ This Capri casino is from the 1950s period. It was one the most spectacular casinos in all of Havana, Cuba, in the pre Castro era. George Raft, the actor, worked as a greeter at the Capri, where he was part owner along with Meyer Lansky and Santo Trafficante, according to Wikipedia.
SOLD
SOLD
¶ used but front is OK; obverse has a large, bad BURN affecting the inlay and some of the clay. Click here to see the reverse side. SOLD
SOLD
¶ used, but very nice -- fine, square edges, etc..
¶ mint-like, EXCEPT there is a red tinge to the inlay in places on both sides.
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¶ used, decent condition, except that the imprint is faint.
¶ used, decent condition, except that the imprint is faint.
¶ used, decent condition, except that the imprint is very worn/faint.
¶ used condition, imprint is faint, the rim on both sides was painted black!
¶ excellent, mint-like
SOLD
SOLD
¶ excellent, mint-like, EXCEPT somehow there is a red tinge to the inlay in places, maybe from the glue or whatever under thr inlay
¶ very fine - excellent
¶ excellent, but there is a small edge nick on one side.
¶ mint unused condition. .. ... .. On the side facing you there are two dark spots on the scan at the 5:00 and 10:00 positions, but they are just some sort of wax, and have been removed. ... .. ... The reverse side is also mint and unused, but just letting you know that the straight part of the "2" (the straight line on the bottom of the numeral) did not come out in the manufacturing process here -- minor matter. Click here to see the reverse side.
¶ square/diamond mold.
¶ fine chip, just that the lettering is worn in different places on each side.
¶ made of a hard, strong resin-like plastic. At leat three other Cuban casinos used the same material for their chips. These chips are 1-7/16" diameter.
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¶ chip OK, no problems other than faint inscription on both sides.
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¶ very fine condition.
¶ some problems: note crack at rim at 11:00 position, and the inlay on the reverse side is marred with the removal of the outside seal. Click here to see the reverse side.
¶ excellent condition
¶ no picture available at the moment. Have just one chip for sale. Similar style to C31, above. The $5 one has: same lazy "S" mold as C31, red, 3 light gray (maybe light green?) edge spots
¶ excellent condition
$40
spoken for, likely sold
¶ used, worn imprint, AND FINE HAIRLINE CRACK runs from the edge to the center, yet chip is very much intact.
¶ very rare chip. I had three dupes; this is the last one. Two of the dupes (no crack) I sold for $200, and they were appraised for more than that. Again, this is the last one.
¶ very fine condition, nice imprint -- uniform and easy to read.
¶ rather rare chip
¶ excellent