...and that is why I posted....because it is unethical and misleading to confuse the issue by even attemping to insinuate that these, other than looking exactly like the real thing, have ANYTHING to do with the movie. This is the header of the auction:

prop gambling chips from James Bond"Casino Royale"movie

I ask you...are these indeed prop gambling chips from the James Bond "Casino Royale" movie. They are not, and you know it. And your argument is EXACTLY true. If they made 1000 chips, and only used 500 for the movie, and the other 500 had nothing to do with the production of the movie, THEY ARE NOT PROP CHIPS. And that is also the reason why the real prop chips, in this circumstance, sell for about 25 times what your set will sell for. Why? 'Cuz collectors pay more for PROP chips, not chips that are indentical but were not used as props.

The US Playing Card Company Flying Comet chips are a dime a dozen...go find the Flying Comet prop chips that were used in "The Cincinnati Kid" and see what you get for them, if you can prove they were indeed the movie prop chips. According to your argument, I can go list my dime a dozen Flying nComets as prop chips, because they are identical. Hogwash.

I am trying not to be a rat here, but I gotta tell you, because of your attitude, I am seriously considering notifying eBay, and I will bet you any amount, from a dollar to a doughnut, that they will have an opinion similar to mine regarding the nature if your auction title. It is patently false.