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Of course they are "jetons" as BG marketed them as
In Response To: Re: So that's a no then? ()

~~~ and what Tom shows and explains they are in his books but, I am under the impression that you have another meaning for the word ieton other than its translation of token and what BG shows in their catalog pages. That is what the article clearly states and illustrates; plastic laminate. There are hundreds of books, newspapee articles and magazines and websites illustrating metallic jetons, plastic jetons and MOP jetons.

Simply go to eBay and search jeton and see the translation.

Go to ChipGuide and see jetons,

Go to the CCA index of terms and see jetons meaning.

So, whatever you are asking if they are jerons or not, I do not get it.

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Messages In This Thread

Portsmouth Playboy. Tom Stroh defines thes as ~~~
Very cool !!!. Tom Stroh defines thes as ~~~
Also cool that these will remain London Roulettes
Also important that ChipGuide include SIZE ~~~
Re: Then the cash jetons should go there too then!
Re: Sizes.
The point that was made in the article was ~~~
Re: Not on the guide they aren't.
Re: Not on the guide they aren't.
When I received the BG catalog in '95 ~~~
The catalog and magazine with the lunette jetons
Re: So that's a no then?
Re: Charlie Chesters.
Where is all this stuff, though?
Re: Obviously, no idea.
Of course they are "jetons" as BG marketed them as
Re: So, as expected, you don't see my point.
That's a relief.
Bottom Line: Have you tried to UPDATE ~~~
You continue to mention French Roulette ~~~
Re: Try reading whole post not just take parts of
Re: Just so we're clear.
A jeton is a token which in English is a chip.
Re: Facts not claims as you state.
Now all we need to determine is ~~~

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