What you don't understand is that the subject heading gets peoples attention in a quick way -- everything can't be spelled out. The auction description quickly --in fact in the very first sentence-- says exactly and concisely what they are:
"DESCRIPTION: The three heavy, casino-quality, Cartamundi inlaid chips sold here are indistinguishable from the Cartamundi ones used in the recent James Bond movie as all were made by the same company, though they were likely made after the film came out."

The above is difficult or impossible to put in a subject heading (not enough space).

The link is in my opening post .
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MESEX:IT&item=150196164541

It's too bad that you have nothing better to do than harangue the sale of 3 honestly described chips for $6 or $8 including postage! I have the most honest and descriptive auctions on eBay.

I bet if a 1000-chip set was made for a movie, and only half of them were used as props, you'd complain that the half that wasn't used weren't prop chips and would want proof that those sold as props were from the half used in the movie even though they were all the same.

RE