They've been selling for about $40 each on eBay for the last year or so. That is about what the per chip price averaged in this lot. I don't think it will change much.

Ten-fifteen years ago they would bring double that or more. I used to have someone in Caesars that would watch for them in the cage and I could frequently get $100 a chip for them (finder got half of that). They are attractive chips, and all of us inlaid-fractional collectors will need one.