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Originally Posted by BobC
My recollection was that chips from the original Vegas casinos, going back to the '50s, that have long since closed and are gone, would normally be valued the most. And of course the chip's marked denomination would play a factor in its collectible value as well. Usually, the higher the chip denomination, the higher the collectible value.
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Ya, the higher denomination chips from some of the older casinos are typically worth the most. It's all about rarity and of course, demand. But there aren't any chips, that I'm aware of, that command 6 figure or 7 figure prices. I suppose there might be one I'm unaware of, but most "expensive" chips are in the $1,000 to $10,000 range. I only know of a couple chips that would exceed that range.