The unknown history is archived under the casino name and city name pertaining to manufacture and possible dates when and where this Starfish table was located in one of the smallest casino gaming rooms on Grand Bahama Island.... I played this house over several years and do not remember a fourth table; only the Anchor, Sailfish and the never-opened Concn table.

It has been suggested that they are from backup inventory but, nobody who I know of who played the house or a couple of families of croups in the UK who opened the house and stayed on for many years in both Freeport and Lucaya know of any chips except for one or two Florida players knowing there was one table in the rear or the room which was covered, unlike the Conch table I remember always being closed but fully in view.

Both chips came from Spain, and mentioned here that maybe someone was at the right place at the right time that maybe all four tables were open for a group of guests from Spain sometime way back.

The pair; $1,200 (for now)... unless there is a shedload that recently surfaced in which case you can have them at market... Can't beat them Bananas..