| image | ¶ chip code and page number -- from Dale Seymour's
" Antique Gambling Chips.
" (Use the chip code as an order number.)
¶ size of chip (don't be fooled by the size of the pictures, which are all the same size). ¶ condition. I try to be conservative, and, remember, chips may be returned for full refund. ¶ Value of this particular chip in fine-very fine condition, per Seymour book. |
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¶ 8-98 -- it must be coded, but I can't find the code.
¶ small -- 1-3/8". ¶ condition: very fine; lovely chip. SOLD |
$65. SOLD |
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¶ IN-CC (p. 159) -- ¶ average size -- 1.5". ¶ condition: used, worn, crack across center (crack does not reach the edge). ¶ "L" value -- $50-$69. |
$50. |
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¶ IN-EC (p. 160) -- ¶ small -- 1-3/8". ¶ condition: looks to me like the set was rescrimshawed. Worn. OK-poor. ¶ "L" value -- $50-$69. |
$35. |
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¶ IN-FD (p. 17 of the supplement) -- ¶ 1-7/16". ¶ condition -- crack across the center (does not reach edge). Otherwise, fine. ¶ "L" value -- $50-$69. |
$40. |
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¶ IN-JM (p. 162) -- ¶ 1-3/8". ¶ condition -- OK, even wear to extent that the edges are rounded. ¶ "L" value -- $50-$69. |
$40. |
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¶ IN-JQ (p. 162) -- ¶ 1-7/16". ¶ condition -- fine-OK. used, but nice. ¶ "L" value -- $50-$69 SOLD |
$95. SOLD |
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¶ IN-NA (p. 163) -- ¶ large -- 1-9/16". ¶ condition -- red rim is obviously worn; otherwise, very nice. I discovered this code; only two left now. Oh, well! ¶ "L" value -- $50-$69. SOLD |
$45. SOLD |
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¶ IN-PU (p. 165) -- great design; large "5".
¶ large -- 1-9/16". ¶ condition -- worn, used and large crack in center (does not reach edge). |
$50. |
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¶ IN-RB (in supplement, p. 18) -- "5". ¶ About 1-7/16". ¶ condition -- fine-good, except there will be a short. fine edge crack appearing as a short dark line in rim. ¶ Valued "L" ($50 to $70) in Antique Gambling Chips (AGC). ¶ The design was found (by me) after the Revised Edition was published; the chip picture and codes appear in the Supplement |
$45. |
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¶ IN-UJ (p. 166) -- Note the drilled hole in the center.
I believe there was a smaller nerve hole or crack in the center, so to repair
it, the hole was drilled and then plugged with "ivory." Plug not there
now. ¶ condition -- plug hole, as noted above. Red paint worn away from rim. other wise nice, fine. ¶ large -- 1-9/16". |
$40. |
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¶ IO-IJ (p. 172)-- "5". 38 mm (1-1/2").
A great find of mine. I "discovered" this chip, as I did most of those
in my list; I believe I am the only sales source of this. ¶ 1.5". ¶ condition -- the reverse side is somewhat more worn than the side you see. I have only two left in decent condition like this one. I rate it OK condition. ¶ valued "O" ($110-$150) in Antique Gambling Chips. |
$140. |
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¶ IO-LU (supplement, p. 20) -- "5". ¶ These are a very nice size -- 41.0 mm (slightly under 1-5/8"). ¶ condition -- Very good red centers. Some paint missing from the engravings, but a dynamite design. The eight "leaves" around the rim look like fish (horizontal view) or kewpie dolls (vertical view). ........The design was found after the Revised Edition was published; the chip picture and codes appear in the Supplement....... ¶ Valued "m" ($70 - $90) in AGC supplement, p. 20., too low I think for this handsome, large chip. |
$80. |
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¶ IZ-TJ-var (p. 27 of the supplement) -- This is a
real ivory scrimshawed chip, but is suspected as being a relatively recent
creation, possibly an old concentric chip was scrimshawed with the "5".
This and other denominations were part of a large ivory set. ¶ size -- 1.5". ¶ condition -- fine-OK. |
$32. |