"Casino de Isthmus City is a fictional casino that appeared in the James Bond film, "License to Kill".
Paulson produced three versions of the Casino de Isthmus City chips; four if you count the shaped inlay versions of the 1998 set (
BCC also later produced a version, so there are actually five different versions of these chips in existence).
The original movie prop chips use the Top Hat & Cane mold, have distinctively different shaped inlays, different edge spot colors and configurations, and are very rare.
The '98 home market version is also on the TH&C mold, share colors/spots with other Paulson home sets of the era, and were produced with both round inlays and shaped inlays on some denominations ($5, $25, $100, $500).
The 2005 home market version was produced after the GPI merger, and use one of the versions of the PAULSON CHIPS mold (they vary by the diameter of the center recess) with round inlays. These chips share colors and edge spots with other GPI-era home market sets.
The
BCC version has slightly larger round inlays and was produced on the flame mold, using similar colors to the '98 version (I think, I didn't look it up).
The TH&C and
RHC molds were both used for Paulson home sets until the GPI merger, at which time the PAULSON CHIPS mold was introduced (the card pips or suits mold came later)."
posted by a banned forum member on chipnet BGinGA.
http://www.chiptalk.net/forum/threads/1998-james-bonds.82710/