Thanks, I mean on older tables, not modern day.

As someone who is a recovering Harvester and has help himself to many 1000's of chips and played at 100's of table I don't believe I have ever seen a table with only 5 colors.

Besides a secondary set, they would also need another color if a color is compromised to replace it.
Barry

Makes good sense and considering some of the Harold's Club with the colors and stamped numbers, sets and sets and sets!

I'll continue the quest for the missing two colors. And opinion the Green listed in Red Lion (Inn &) Casino is the same as the Aqua, just a matter of scanning differences. If someone has a true Green, please drop me a note or post an image. I was the one who discovered these roulettes and there was no record of them until I did. I don't know where the green TCG number came from or who. I can understand that my early scans I did with a green background, but with a white background the color of the chip might be seen as green?

Note: Due to age, the pips have taken on the color of the chip color. They are blue. If there is a green chip, the pips will have turned green.

I'd really appreciate any help with this and finding the missing two colors. Needless but I'll say, I'd be happy to trade for any of the two that I'm missing.