An Oklahoma State student is doing research on the manufacute processes of poker chips. I gave him some leads (including sending him to Robert Eisenstadt's site). Can you help him? (I lost my bookmarks when my computer crashed in the summer of '02 and no longer have easy access to some homepages that have that information. If you contact him, mention my request. jarnold@lamamco.com Jeremy Arnold. Here is his post to me:

My name is Jeremy. Im trying to do some research for Oklahoma State. I have chosen a subject that im interested in. "Poker". I've been interested in playing for about two years. I wanted to do a unique paper on the manufacturing poker chips. Im running into a problem. Know one will tell me about the production process, like its some big secret (maybe it is). If you could supply me with some information on the production of poker chips it would be appreciated. Or, if I can e-mail you some of my questions please let me know. Im not trying to make poker chips i just want to do a paper about them and the history of production.

Thank you very much for your time

Jeremy