What should be suggested to Paul-son and others is for any chip made for home game or just those look alike chips is print on each chip in their Black Light ink "Copy", "Fake", "Non-Real-Casino" or anything that will not take away from the artistic appearance of the chip but will alert, through education of dealers and the public, what to look for and how to tell these fakes from others. Now I know that it will not totally prevent these pieces from entering the market as 'REAL' but will in time (if those who have these piece made are told of this pollicy) dry up the market of these fakes.