The reason I want clean attribution is because of what has been intimated by others in this thread. I have dealt with Dean and had good personal results but that doesn't mean others have not had good results. Second, he's a long time dealer who knows whether the Thunderbird and the "RENO" Harrah's are legitimate. Telling him they aren't won't stop him. But what might stop him is to not only tell him he is misrepresenting the chips but that this information will be given to eBay Safe Harbor and to any bidder. However, before one sends anything to a bidder he'd better be certain he is correct both as to chip attribution and as to what he claims Dean is misstating. I got into a nasty verbal war with a Long Island dealer who was defrauding people; Jim Reilly hit him too. Both of us received threatening posts from eBay to the effect that we were interferring with sales. I spoke directly with an eBay rep as well as posting them putting forward the facts. Ultimately eBay apologized to me and cancelled the clown's auctions. But I don't want to go through that again unless I have all of the facts.