The Chip Rack is a copyrighted book and is labled that one must have permission from the author(s) to make copies. While you can contact the authors through this web-site, there might be other ways to achieve what it is you need. However, you might have to tell us a little bit more about your needs. That can certainly be done here, or via email, your choice.

In the past we have seen messages similar to yours, and more often than not (when posted by non-chip collectors) it is because someone is looking for values of chip(s). You may or may not fit into this category, but if so, the quickest, surest way to assess value is to scan the chips you have and post them here and simply ask, "anyone know how much these are worth?"

Now, it is also possible that you are a beginning collector and you are looking to verify what chips you have or which ones you don't have, and if so, then I would suggest membership in the ( link here: http://www.ccgtcc.com/membership.html ) because as a member, we have a lending library and it includes several copies of The Chip Rack, not to mention other chip guides and reference materials.

I can also suggest that you visit the link at the top of the "message Index" page of this site and click on the "ChipGuide.com" hotlink towards the upper-left corner. That will take you to a map of the US. Click on Nevada, and then click on the top link for "other" Nevada casinos. That takes you to a page that has a couple of links to Nevada pages, which can be explored to show images of Reno area chips, including Mapes and the Nevada Club. No price guide, but great pictures!

Please feel free to email me, or post here, with any questions.

Best regards,

Jim Follis
LM 3872-53
Membership Recruitment Chair