You are asking a tough question.
I guess you paid $184 for a chip that books at $150 in a 4 year old book.
I would have done a little research at todays prices. It might have been a steal for you, as far as I know.
I'm at work without access to my data base, so not sure if I have it or not. I would guess no. I have never reached out for large or small crowns. I was never happy with the large quantity of sample crown mold chips that came into the hobby back in the 90's. I am not saying this is one of them as I do not know.
An inlay off center will lower the value in many cases, but not all, depends on what is out there.

All of that said:
I considered the Zaslawsky's friends. They spent a lot of time, consideration, and money putting their collection together. I am satisfied they bought the best available when possible. It is very possible they paid much more for some of their chips than they are selling for today. Thats the way things are in our hobby.

That said:
Its a little late to worry as you already paid.
IMO, chips are not about the money, they are about history. Your chip has a rich history.
If I see something I want, I research it, then buy it. I never think again about how much I paid or if I can resell it at a profit as I never sell chips bought for my personal collection.