Error Chips??? (2 Viewers)

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I recently started looking more closely at my TR King poker chips and noticed some with errors (or flaws) in them. I have a couple of questions related to error chips?
  1. Which of the following makes a chip an error chip (as opposed to just being flawed or messed up)?
    • Wrong denomination value on the chip, i.e., $5 denomination on a $1 chip (bottom 2 white chips)?
    • Label misplaced on the chip (top middle and top right white chips)?
    • Label placed on the chip correctly, but the image is printed wrong (top left white chip)?
    • Edge spots not correctly/completed pressed into the rest of the chip (blue $25k chip)?
  2. Are error chips more valuable than non error chips?
Thanks!


 
  1. Which of the following makes a chip an error chip (as opposed to just being flawed or messed up)?
    • Wrong denomination value on the chip, i.e., $5 denomination on a $1 chip (bottom 2 white chips)? Definitely an error chip.
  2. Are error chips more valuable than non error chips? It depends.

@David Spragg would know.
 
I recently started looking more closely at my TR King poker chips and noticed some with errors (or flaws) in them. I have a couple of questions related to error chips?
  1. Which of the following makes a chip an error chip (as opposed to just being flawed or messed up)?
    • Wrong denomination value on the chip, i.e., $5 denomination on a $1 chip (bottom 2 white chips)?
    • Label misplaced on the chip (top middle and top right white chips)?
    • Label placed on the chip correctly, but the image is printed wrong (top left white chip)?
    • Edge spots not correctly/completed pressed into the rest of the chip (blue $25k chip)?
  2. Are error chips more valuable than non error chips?
Thanks!



Thanks! It was like finding two 4 leaf clovers. I've had these chips for a few months, but don't put them into play. I went through about 800 chips and shazam, there they were. :D
 

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