There are three, $1, small key chips I know of. There is the yellow, the purple, and a black. I only know of one black to exist, and it belongs to a guy that doesn't collect chips or Beverly Hills memorabilia. He is a coin collector. He traded an old Mills slot machine to get the chip. At one time I offered him $600 for it and he just laughed and said he wouldn't consider anything less than $1000... So I don't expect it to leave his possession anytime soon. Aside from those and the $5 brown, small key, thats the only denominational chips I have ever seen from Beverly. About 8 or 9 years ago, I hear alot of stories from antique store owners, about a guy that was going around Northern Ky. that supposedly had a "case, of boxes" of Beverly chips that had denominations on them. But of course, most of them didn't have a name for the guy, one owner was able to give me the name of the bar that he was at a lot, but when I went to that bar and started asking questions, they had no idea who I was talking about. At one point I actually got the name of the guy, but the closest I could come up with was a phone number for his grandmother, but all she could tell me, since she had totally disowned him, was "If he has them, they are probably stolen". About 2 months ago, I saw the guy listed in the death notices, of the relatives it listed, none of them are in the phone books or phone directories. How frustrating.

BH chips, known to exist:

Blue, flower, "BH" both sides
White, flower, "BH" both sides
Blue, hourglass, "BH" both sides
White, hourglass, "BH" both sides
Yellow, small key, "BH $1.00" both sides
Purple, small key, "BH $1.00" both sides
Black, small key, "BH $1.00" both sides
Brown, small key, "BH $5.00" both sides
White, small key, "BH" both sides
Purple with 3 1/2" yellow inserts, hourglass, "BH" both sides

I would post pictures, but unfortunately, everything in my collection that I had photographed, was on a removable hard drive that crashed. I now have to go back threw and rephotograph everything.