Here is the 75. This and the 100 are the only 2 known chips of any kind from this place. I've spoken with some big Cuban collectors. The feeling is that if not actual played chips, they may be prototypes. My question is, if prototypes, where are the actual chips.

In any event the plain mold Sahara (pyramid) prototype I believe went for over $10K (the actual played chip was a small key of the same chip).

My point of the previous post was that no one contacted me for imput. Now I am no expert. I hope the really big collectors were contacted. If they weren't then there will be a ton of cuban chips not listed in the new reference source.

BTW, when I got the chips I didn't have the faintest idea where it was from. Henry Garrett knew it was Cuba immediately. Avee Heifetz has confirmed it (heck, he knows someone born there)