for the circulated ones in boxes/bags. I didn't check the prices on gold but it seemed prices are still holding steady. Various other casino chips, but most all things we already have - common Vegas and a few California chips. Takes some concerted looking and digging through boxes (to the dealers' amusement) to turn up some oddball tokens and such but of course, always worth it in the end. Those tokens were dumped into a display box of about 1,000 pieces and just about everything California and Nevada could be found. I am not kidding. Great condition, too, but at $2 a token . . . it got a bit expensive, definitely a matter of "find the most unusual in the lot."