¶ code, colors for sale, price per chip
¶ description of chip |
picture of chip |
A. SXS-HTH -- red, white, blue -- $3 each.
¶ this is the easiest one
to identify. The upper-left whip end has a jagged/uneven outline.
The other three codes have a smooth-roundish upper-left whip end.
(This was code HTH in supplement #1 of the old book. It is omitted
from the new book.) |
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B. SXS-HTG -- red, white, blue -- $3 each.
¶ this code has
three distinguishing characteristics: (a) the upper-left whip head has
twoshort
lines (see upper arrow at right); (b) the nail holes (which are oval)
in the left side of the left shoe (see the two red lines) are centered
in the metal (on the other codes, the nail holes are closest to the outer
edge of the shoe) ; and (c) a cross is formed at the lower-left
whip end (see lower arrow in picture at right). (This is code HTG of the
old book. It might be code SXS of the
new book.) |
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C. SXS-HTM -- red, white, blue -- $3 each.
¶ the distinguishing
features of this code are the lack of the features of the other three codes,
and (a) the nail holes are very square-like (not oval slits like
the other codes), and (b) what was a cross in SXS-HTG, above, is a "T"
here. (This code was HTM in the old book; omitted in new book.) |
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D. SXS-HTL -- sorry, no dupes.
¶ the distinguishing
features are the lack of certain features in the above chips, and (a) the
cross in SXS-HTG, above, and the "T" in SXS-HTM above, is a srtraight
line here; (b) the large "ankle" bulge in the lower-right whip
is unique; and (c) although it can not be seen in the picture, this is
the only Shoes and Whips chip that has thick square edges; the others are
all typical round-edged. (This code was identified after the
first book came out; it is omitted from the new book.) |
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