And actually I have one too, so that leaves 46 theoretically. I agree everyone has to decide what a chip is "worth" to them. But I guess what I'm wondering about is situations like this where one person has cornered the market on a former cardroom. Someone in the thread above on SJ chips talks about seeing "boxes and racks and racks" of the SJ chips at Mel's house. Mind you, I say more power to Mel if he can make a lot of money selling SJ chips, but just in general it makes an interesting situation if one person say is able to buy a few thousand chips from an out-of-business card room. The chips are common in the sense that lots of them exist, they're just hard to find because one person has most of them.