Will, I wasn't even referring to the chips at face list. Normally I get 20 to 40 responses for those new chips and since you are a new chip service provider, I'm sure you can appreciate the outlay for me especially when the larger denomination chips are requested but that is really OK with me.

What I was talking about (although probably not made clear) are other than new issue chip. Chips that may or may not still be in play (not new) and other common chips although no longer in play.

Once in a while I will scan a page or two of these on the chip board in all denominations and get very little response even though they are going for face value or possibly a few cents over.

I noticed that someone else posted a bunch today and just wonder how many responses he got.

All we're trying to do is to unload a bunch of inventory--not trying to make a profit on any of them.

If you get a chance, you might just review the proposed requirements for being on the chips@face list. The major one is that if any of the listees ever get an opportunity to personally get to a casino and if they happen to pick up a few extra chips, they will offer them to others on the list first at face value. I don't think any of the new chip services can qualify under this ruling as the whole purpose of a new chip service to to make money and you cna't do that by selling at face value.