Just saw this on eBay. Amused me. Seller could mean well for all we know.

"43 unique antique clay poker chips-Auction-No Reserve"

$100.00 opening bid. .... That's what you get when eBay lets everyone put on up to 50 auctions per month WITH NO INSERTION FEE.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/43-unique-antique-clay-poker-chips-Auction-No-Reserve-/200971172116

"Description
What you are bidding on is a collection of antique clay poker chips. They have been in my possession for about 80 years, they were old when I was a child. There are 43 chips that are intact, and 5 more that were broken and repaired over the years. I have tried to supply clear photos, but if you want a better picture of anything, send me a message and I will do my best to take a better close up....."

Robert
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JOE DON BAKER, JAMES WHITMORE and BERNIE CASEY (left to right) in "Guns of the Magnificent Seven" (1969).

"Following on the heels of THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN (1960) and RETURN OF THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN (1966), this film is the third American western to take its cues from Akira Kurosawa's fine THE SEVEN SAMURAI. Kennedy plays the role enacted by Yul Brynner in the first two "Magnnificent Seven" films and handles the part quite capably. With six of the original seven having been killed, Kennedy recruits another sextet to assist him in his knight-errantry. Kennedy is approached by Santoni, a youthful lieutenant of rebel Quintero (Rey). Before his internment in jail, Rey gave Santoni $600 to help fund the disparate rebel groups battling against tyrannical presidente Porfirio Diaz and his evil henchman. ... Filmed on location in Spain, GUNS OF THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN offers plenty of action for aficionados of the series," per TV Guide.
http://www.antiquegamblingchips.com/StillsD_Westerns.htm