I should have mentioned that this magic effect was $50 and just not worth adding a lot of additional money to it: the chips are just for "pretend" betting between the magician and the spectator(s). Maybe the price of the chips is why the inventor, who's a friend of mine, didn't include them

It's not really important to the effect that the chips be $500 -- but in magic, the higher the better. $100 chips would be ok. I could even go with $25 chips.

Lastly, the location of the casino isn't important. I'm hoping for Vegas, Reno, Tahoe, Atlantic City (i.e. not a Native American so-called casino). As I'm in the Detroit suburbs, chips from one of our area casinos would be fine as well. And the chips should be round so as not to arouse suspicion -- someone emailed me with square chips.

Honestly I didn't know that chip collecting is similar to magic collecting! Good for everyone on this board to have created something new (and cool) to collect!

But I'm not looking for collectible chips -- just six "ordinary" chips of the same denomination: $25-500 from the same casino if possible.

Thanks so much for reading this (again)!

~g