chips are real or fantasy tribute chips. Albert Scalzo submitted these to the guide, I wonder if he got them off the boat? They are made of plastic and they have a reflective inlay.
Maybe someone here knows who made them?

I ask because I recently picked up a group of casino chips that looked like a mix of Mules... These are seen here as I found them... 2 with of the backs removed, one with a printed edge design on the clay,? Some real "Frankenchips" lol...

Looks like at some point someone has removed the inlays from these older chips and replaced them with newer inlays. I say newer... I'm guessing this happened decades ago judging from the age of the inlays.
The Indian chip I have seen before but this one has TUNXIS printed over the Indian,?? all of the other Indian chips that I've seen have not had the name.
The Stardust inlay is two-color screen printed but looks like crude printing to me. The blue chip has an etched metal inlay that has been glued in, but one side didn't quite fit right, the logo etched into the metal looks like a professional chip-maker design. The Princess, Indian and Stardust chips look like they all share the same type of material for their inlay, this is why I'm asking about the Princess chips. Does anyone know anything about these or the mold used for the Princess chips?