I've asked the same question and got the same variety of answers.
I read no market to mean, the chip has not been offered or sold, so they have nothing to use as a Market Value.
But using TCR as my guide. Page v of #9:
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We have indicated, with a star, or asterisk (*) those values which are not supported by significant numbers of recent sales.
So if a chip was new or not available, it would be the same.
A M* would mean, estimated value, based on an educated guess, rather than buying and selling prices.
Hope that's right?
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