collectors, that might not be the case for chip collectors. I've bought & sold a number of the Hard Rock $25 & $100 tokens over the years: the $25 tokens went for between $75 (for one in very good condition) & $45 (for average condition); the $100 tokens went for between $125 & $150 (all in very good condition). Chip collecting is not like coin collecting because, comparatively, we have small fraction of collectors. I'm sure that someone would pay $50 for a $25 Hard Rock token in decent shape, but (in my opinion) it would be hard to find someone to pay ten times that amount for a proof version. Same probably goes for the $100 token. To me, the most desirable token is the $1 silver just because there are only a couple around. Unfortunately, even that $1 silver token won't garner the interest or value that it once did because of the diminishing number of Hard Rock AND token collectors.

Good luck...and nice set of tokens.

Steve Bedo