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The Chip Board Archive 20
Looks to be hot stamped not carved...
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Re: What history?
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I agree. The chips appear to have been a recent creation.
They were not hand made
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Love the history on this chip..
Here's an old post about the chip...
Too Bad.....
There's always Mothers Day!
Apr 22 = Earth day...what better way...
What history?
Re: What history?
Definitely looks like two different chips
Looks to be hot stamped not carved...
Since we know of so few examples ~~~
Alaska's Digital Archives; pics of chips-gambling:
Pic is here:
...and click "next" for gambling hall pic
Link here:
Re: Since we know of so few examples ~~~
The magazine article stating $1,100 ~~~
Skip collects reproduction machine guns
Re: Great history lesson Michael.
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