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Where Do We Draw The Line.......

Between a chip and a token? What is the definition of each? In my mind, a token is used in a slot machine and anything used on the table to play a game is a chip. I show a group of metal pieces that I would consider chips. The large, silver dollar size, church chips are used in poker games at festivals. The little brass piece at the bottom is a marker from the late 1600 to early 1700s. Would a marker like this be considered a chip or token. The markers with "5" and "25" on them are from old poker sets. Are the terms chip and token a little fuzzy in their meaning anyway? Any thoughts on this?

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Where Do We Draw The Line.......
Would This Be Considered a Chip or a Token?
Re: Would This Be Considered a Chip or a Token?
Re: Would This Be Considered a Chip or a Token?
Try "Chipken". "Choken" was the Osborne coinage
Re: Try "Chipken". "Choken" was the Osborne coinag
I don't think we do... vbg

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