I recently uncovered a bunch of casino chips I collected 15-20 years ago in my brother's attic and am having a hard time finding values for some of them. Most are Vegas singles selling for $3-$5 each online, but others (Bellagio $10 8V, UFC 100 chip) are clearly worth more. Does anybody appraise or valuate these online, or is there another way to estimate their worth besides looking up individual chips for sale on eBay? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
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Chip valuations and appraisals (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter BKisback
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IMO the best bet would be part off the higher end chips and sell them individually. Then list the remaining chips in 1 or 2 lots.
This is a nice collection with a lot chips that you do not see that much. This collection also has a bunch of the common Vegas casino chips from the 90's-00's, mostly the ones up top in the plastic. I see some on the bottom that could be sweet but I can't see em very well.
You could mix rare chips and commons into lots. Charge a few bucks more for the cool rare ones. Look at past single lot sales here for around 100 chips. You'll see common casino Paulsons and ceramic mixes going for around $100 for 100 chips, give or take.
If you have a handful of cool chips that aren't easy to find people will buy the entire lot for them and trade or sell the common chips and doubles. It could be a major pain in the azz to single all of these off.
This is a nice collection with a lot chips that you do not see that much. This collection also has a bunch of the common Vegas casino chips from the 90's-00's, mostly the ones up top in the plastic. I see some on the bottom that could be sweet but I can't see em very well.
You could mix rare chips and commons into lots. Charge a few bucks more for the cool rare ones. Look at past single lot sales here for around 100 chips. You'll see common casino Paulsons and ceramic mixes going for around $100 for 100 chips, give or take.
If you have a handful of cool chips that aren't easy to find people will buy the entire lot for them and trade or sell the common chips and doubles. It could be a major pain in the azz to single all of these off.
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