dealers prices.

They are higher at the shows than on Ebay.

They have to be, with the expense of travel, table rentals, food, etc.

Dealers should pay nothing for the tables.

Attendees should pay $10 a day to go to the shows.

Look at the prices for attending a StarTrek Las Veags convention in 2007.

http://www.creationent.com/tickets.htm

Look under tickits. 4 to 6 hundred dollars, for a weekend pass.

People look forward to the show every year.

But when they get to the show, prices are way to higH. Granted bargains can be found on limited edition stuff.

But older chips are set at book prices.

Old chips are great, but NEW chips will save the hobby. Be open minded to NEW.

A guy 25 years old in 2007 is more likely to buy a casino chip from a casino he can relate too, than to one he never went to and is closed.

Can the club advertise our hobby in the casino's?

Maybe on the back of hotel room keys?

For CCGTCC info. call 1-800-----------

people would call, thinking what is this CCGTCC.

Does the club have a 1-800 number?

Probably not, but you have a bunch of bucks for the fantasy building fund.

Put that building fund money to work, to promote the hobby.

What about CCGTCC flyers at casino cages?

Come on those in Vegas start thinking and stop wasting your time B'S'n on this site.

Man if I was in Vegas, I would be Vegas.

How about a CCGTCC store, to hang out in.

Sell chips, supplies etc. with donated club members time.

I know your going to say: Your NOT a club member, you have no right to talk.

Well then I'll join.

I was in the Beanie Babies Club and look how that turned out.

Greed is the killer of all hobbies!

Don't get Greedy.

Lets do less drinking and more selling of the club at convention time.

You setup a table in the convention to sign members up to the CCGTCC.

If they came to the convention, they all ready know about chip collecting.

Put the table in front of the Riviera on the side walk, with free 3 hour admission.

Come on Fuzzle Nuts get into the chip game.

Tom