You have several giant poker chips, Rene <g>. Why not crank down either the resolution or the image size the next time you scan? Your file size is over 200KB, which takes quite a while to load.

Anyway, from Dale Seymour's book, the designs you have are:

London Club: value rating d

Wreath and Torch: value rating e

Where the "908" or "806" SQINCR chip is from is anybody's guess. Maybe it has been identified in Michael's column?

On a lot of 600 antique poker chips like those with Seymour ID's, you might be able to retail them to a poker player in a nice holder for $150-250. If you are buying them to retail one at a time to collectors, I wouldn't pay over $100 for the lot. They will sell for $5-6 each but you will take years to sell them all <g> and there are probably less than a hundred or so serious poker chip collectors today.

Having said that, it turns out I need several of these for my collection <g>, so let me know if you get them and we can do a trade or something.

DonL