Questions about my old-school Flamingo tribute set (1 Viewer)

[Colquhoun]

I'm working on a cash set of old Flamingo chips to be put on cards molds.
I've got the 5, 25, 100 from about the same time, but cant figure out the $1...Chipguide is a bit confusing with their dates.
Which $1 is right for the set?

Chip photos courtesy of chipguide, http://www.chipguide.com/

 

[RocAFella1]

Why not make a matching 1 to go with the 5/25/100?

 

[Colquhoun]

Why not make a matching 1 to go with the 5/25/100?

I thought of doing that, but wanted to be more authentic...but maybe there really IS a $1 chip that matches? Haven't seen it.

 

[moose]

You are already seem to be mixing and matching anyways. The 1967 versions are all 3U, $5, $25 and $100, with $ signs. Why not pick the best mix?

In?

 

[Colquhoun]

You are already seem to be mixing and matching anyways. The 1967 versions are all 3U, $5, $25 and $100, with $ signs. Why not pick the best mix?

In?

Hmm, I guess there was no $100 prior to 1967?

 

[Okku]

I'm going to say that neither one of those $1s would be the right version to match the ones that you would like to recreate. I don't believe there was a $1 made in the late 40s/early 50s. Nothing until the 60s, unless I'm missing it. That or it just isn't listed on ChipGuide so it's a little hard to tell what the chip looks like.

I'd go ahead and recreate the inlay with a $1 denomination and let your mind go wild. If there is a $1 it's most likely really expensive like the $100 you have pictured. Not 100% sure, but that's what I'd like to think.