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New member from Texas. Really love playing, just recently got into collecting. Here is a sample of my first chip collection.This club was around for about a year in California. Any input would be appreciated. Thank you
 

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Thank you, may just look those up in the next couple of days. Appreciate the feedback
 
Hammerdogg said:
Haha I wouldn’t even know where to begin on how much the set is worth or what a good price would be. I just saw a single chip for sale on eBay but that’s it
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Well, unlike a certain "seller" here (who thinks chips in set quantities, for which he grossly overpaid, are worth astronomically more than singles of the same chips :rolleyes:), chips in quantity sell for less, per chip, than singles on eBay. That said, unless you need the money, I'd urge you to keep and enjoy the set. (And this is coming from a TRK set collector, and I love your set.)

If you do decide to sell, your best bet would be an auction on PCF, which would ensure that you don't under or overvalue the set.
 
gopherblue said:
Well, unlike a certain "seller" here (who thinks chips in set quantities, for which he grossly overpaid, are worth astronomically more than singles of the same chips :rolleyes:), chips in quantity sell for less, per chip, than singles on eBay. That said, unless you need the money, I'd urge you to keep and enjoy the set. (And this is coming from a TRK set collector, and I love your set.)

If you do decide to sell, your best bet would be an auction on PCF, which would ensure that you don't under or overvalue the set.
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^^ Solid advice from a TRK veteran... ^^
 
OH MY GOODNESS! What an incredible set. They are wonderful!!
TRK are an endangered species, rarely seen in the wild. What you have is pure gold. Seriously, keep them.
 

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