The first 3 or 6 chippers who call Chip Cutcliff at the phone number at the bottom of this post probably will be able to purchase a set. Mr. Cutcliff is the President of the sponsoring host organization in Georgia.

"Archie:

Good to hear from you! I do have a few sets left, but not many. There was the commemorative 5-chip set that sells for $17 plus $4.50 shipping. 100 sets were made. I have 6 or 7 left. Each chip has a common reverse and the face is different, depicting rare Georgia gold pieces, from Templeton Reid, Bechtler and Dahlonega Mints. They are porcelain chips, and they were put into play for casino night Aptil 7.

All those that attended casino night received a special commemorative chip for the event. Same reverse, but it was a 50 cent chip depicting the Stone Mountain Memorial half on the front. These were provided by ANA, a project that Brenda Bishop, convention Manager spearheaded. only 200 were made, and I believe 175 or so were given out that night. I heard Brenda say that she would sell the remainder for $30 each, which was the cost to get into casino night, with all net funds going to the YN scholarship program at ANA. Contact Brenda directly at ANA for further information on this.

If interested in the remaining chip sets, let me know and I'll set them aside for you. I have 3-7 sets left to sell (we just listed one on e-bay, and I don't know whether he listed it as "Dutch" for 5 sets or just one set. Please don't wait too long to reply, since I'm down to the last few sets."
Sincerely
Chip Cutcliff
W 404-675-1648