That's a pretty high denomination to be made as a hot-stamp, John. Most of the comp chips of this face value are inlays, harder to counterfeit. Wasn't cashable, but it's a pretty big bet to cover if the chip isn't original. There are some Caesars Palace Non-negotiables hot-stamped on the H&C mold that get up to this range though.

Do you think this could be a sample? Many of the Caro chips were. Or, heaven forbid, a BORLAND DIECARD chip???