Believe-it-or-not, but when I first started selling the FLORIDIAN "50" chips (before I did the research) I was getting $6 each. When the antique dealer who originally found the box started charging me one dollar more, I had increased the price to $10. Then, of course, auction results took the piece to the $200 and $300 level. Recently, when I got down to one chip in inventory, I made it known that I will buy-back the chips at $200 each. I managed to get back 10-pieces and even paid $250 for two of them. One chipper couldn't understand why I was asking $6 for an unattributed chip. and the guy who bought about 15 at $10 was the real winner; one of the nicest guys you can ever meet.

JB