colors are noted here.

Also found at a local Antique Faire, this past Sunday, here in Tucson, AZ.

While rather worn, or perhaps even very water-logged (at one time) I have these four different colors of Casinos Nacionales De Panama. They "appear" to be orange, pink?, white and grey.

From Charles Kaplan's most wonderful Caribbean Chip Guide site, scans of five colors have been provided by John Genualdi. They are:

Beige, Brown and Green

Dark Pink and Mustard

(Link is here: http://www.caribbeanchipguide.com/chip2.php?primarykey=PANNAC&sort=type - scroll to very bottom)

Below is a screen capture of the Taylor Co., Order Card for Casinos Nacionales de Panama roulettes. It appears that while many colors were listed, only certain colors were produced (where quantities are noted). It should be noted also that the Taylor Co. designation of colors are not the same as Mr. Genualdi (who may not have had benefit of the Order Card) for Brown vs. Chocolate, Dark Pink vs. Pink and Mustard vs. Yellow.

(Image courtesy of the Preserving Gaming History website: http://www.preservinggaminghistory.com/ )

So, it seems that I have the 3 additional colors of these roulettes chips and I will provide scans to Charles, however, if anyone reading this post has better conditioned chip examples of the orange, white and grey chips, then please feel free to submit them to Charles directly, or to myself and I will pass them to Charles.

Thanks for looking!

Jim