I'm not trying to impress. Crest and seal collectors, I assume, are quite familiar with my chips. I'm trying to show those that don't collect crest and seals what nice chips they are. Crest and seals have everything a poker chip collector would want: age (they are the oldest inlayed poker chip), rarity (chips, for the most part, were made for either small time gambling operations or for wealthy individuals), history (it is a who's who of people that had c&s made for themselves) and quality (they were the highest quality chip made 90 years ago and remain so today. There is no faded chipco-like inlay in a c&s).