I do have a very nice collection of DieCut & Reverse DieCut chips. When I find something new to me I get that cOoL jazzed feeling that I found something old & mysterious with a strong link to American gambling history. This new find for me comes from a non-chip collector and he said “They belonged to a relative that belonged to the club (UNQUA CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB) and hung out there all the time. She was a card player and slipped these out all the time back in her day”.

These are for sale. I only have 2 extra sets of 3, with a few extra Blue & Yellows. The white is normally the most common, but I only have 3 white chips and one is in my collection that is why it is listed a little higher. All 3 of the white chips have short hair line edge cracks. Just let me know if you are interested. I could not find these in the USPC records. Having BIG fun finding chips, Steve.

From the website of UNQUA CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB, 31 Unqua Place, Amityville NY.
At the turn of the century, nine men who loved sailboats and sailboat racing organized a small club so they could indulge their favorite sport. The men: Delancey T. Smith, Francis A. Williams, Charles P. Molineaux, Warren Purdy, William Bleecker, Edward Bleecker, John E. Ireland, George F. Booth, and M. M. Woodman.

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