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How do you know that it is a back up chip

and not the chip that Claridges opened with in 1981? (assuming they used a $1 when they opened)
Reason I ask is that I just took a good look at a couple of CLA-1 (green lettering) chips and they were definitely made later in the 1980's. True they may have been a re-order, but, have you ever seen a CLA-1 with spun (concentric circle) inlay like the one you say is a back-up?
In 1981, ALL Bud Jones coin centers were spun. The process whereby they were punched out from sheets etc. was not even conceived at that time.

Alternatively, it could be a chip that was delivered but never put into play. Either way, that brown lettered chip was made way before the green one.

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INFO CRYSTAL PALACE NASSAU
Never saw the black one before! grin
Could it be a mule?
Could it be a backup chip?
Re: Could it be a backup chip?
Re: Could it be a backup chip?
Not only $1 backup chips ...
How do you know that it is a back up chip
From several sources David ...
NOT FOR SALE
This is the $5 backup chip from Hi-Ho
"so what is your point?"
"believe it" David
This is the primary color $1 chip
Thanks for that info.
Here is a link for you David ...
I don't believe this regulation addresses back-up
Don; All I know is what I'm told by ...
Not a fake.... I have one as well....
Back up $2.50 from Trump Castle ...
Here is another example of a $1 A.C. backup chip
This is the $1 chip that the backup replaced.
Could it be a Training School Chip?
Not a Fake

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