After years of looking, I got a hit. I was always looking for the V first. It is a fun moment when you identify a chip that you have always liked. You will have to find some over-the-top information to convince me this is not the correct identification. These chips fit the time period (opened 1908) for this style of Reverse Die Cut chips. On the top of their home page (https://www.theccv.org/) is this very custom logo. I did not find these chips in the USPC photos but after collecting old clay poker chips for 40 years I feel STRONGLY they were made by the United States Playing Card Co. Having fun identifying old school custom Reverse Die Cut poker chips, Steve

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