What's a good value on these Lucky Eagle Chips? (1 Viewer)

[sheikh617]

Someone local to me is selling these. I like them but realized after from closer inspection of the photos that when they were cancelled with the casino, they had the edges cut out. I still like them but wonder what implications this has aside from aesthetics. 438 total chips with the below break down. Image sucks but it's what the seller had on his listing. Also if anyone happens to know.... How hard would these be to add onto? Thank you for the helps peeps!

100- Whites
28 - Blacks
231 - Reds
79 - Greens

 

[Sprouty]

Some of these were posted on here recently. Not sure if they are from the same sale or not but I don't think there is a whole lot of interest in notched chips.

 

[sheikh617]

Gotcha, RocaFella just tagged me in the thread. I wouldn't even mind having them to play to just play with, but when I noticed the notch I was also super bummed out.

 

[FDLmold]

The rule on notched or drilled chips in the singles collectible world is about 10% of the un-notched/un-drilled value. The black and green chips, of which you have the least here, are the money chips, un-notched of course. I could see a rack of the black chips at $200-400 in used condition, greens a little less. Whites and reds would be probably $100-150 a rack because of the grand inlay. I would be inclined to offer about 15c a chip for the white and red, 25c a chip for the green and black. So about $75.

 

[sheikh617]

The rule on notched or drilled chips in the singles collectible world is about 10% of the un-notched/un-drilled value. The black and green chips, of which you have the least here, are the money chips, un-notched of course. I could see a rack of the black chips at $200-400 in used condition, greens a little less. Whites and reds would be probably $100-150 a rack because of the grand inlay. I would be inclined to offer about 15c a chip for the white and red, 25c a chip for the green and black. So about $75.

Wow, great to know. Thanks for the insight.