Museum of Gaming History An Educational Project of The Casino Collectibles Association, Inc. An IRS approved 501 (c) (3) Tax Exempt Not-For-Profit Organization
ChipGuide - A Catalog of Casino Chips and Collectibles
"THANKS FOR CONTRIBUTING", Casino Chip & Token News
CG197914 Obsolete Added: 2018-03-19
Last Update: 2022-12-08 Color: Purple
Mold: Plain
Inlay: White
Contributed by: Allan McCurdy
Octagon, ChipGuide 100,000 ON EDGE: "Dedicated to Greg Susong ChipGuide founder"
Bottom of edge text nearest U.S. map.
CG197914 - Additional Images Variation of edge text
CG224690 Obsolete Added: 2019-06-04
Last Update: 2022-12-08 Color: Purple
Mold: Plain
Inlay: White
Contributed by: Albert Scalzo (LM-2995-2)
Octagon, ChipGuide 100,000 ON EDGE: "Dedicated to Greg Susong ChipGuide founder"
Bottom of edge text nearest World map.
CG224690 - Additional Images Variation of edge text
CG244041 Current Added: 2020-06-17
Color: Blue
Mold: Plain
Mftr: Chipco
Logo: Logo
Contributed by: Charles Kaplan
CG018182 Obsolete Issued: 2007
Last Update: 2019-05-29 Color: Black
Inserts: 4 Split-Wh
Mold: Plain
Contributed by: Greg Susong
"Thank You for Helping Us Grow", new member recruitment
CG020082 Current Issued: 2008
Last Update: 2020-06-08 Mold: Plain Catalog#: E7480
Contributed by: Greg Susong
CG064932 Current Issued: 2011
Added: 2012-02-26
Last Update: 2012-02-26 Color: Blue
Mold: Plain
Inlay: R-White
Logo: Logo
Contributed by: Charles Kaplan
Distributed at ChipGuide seminar at the 2011 CCGTCC convention
CG245161 Current Issued: 06/20/2020
Added: 2020-06-27
Last Update: 2020-06-27 Color: Black
Inserts: 4 sxs White
Mold: Plain
Logo: Logo
Contributed by: Charles Kaplan
On June 20, 2020 the 250,000th item was added to the ChipGuide. It is an incredible COMMUNITY achievement. Collectors went through their collections to find items that were not on the ChipGuide and scanned them and submitted the images. ChipGuide Admins processed the submissions. The CCA and the MoGH host the ChipGuide website. Everyone was involved and everyone benefits. There is probably not another hobby like Casino Collectibles in the world, you should all be proud of this achievement.
To commemorate the event, a special "Thanks a ¼ Million" chip was produced, only 100 were made, each with a serial#. The chips are for a fund raiser for the Museum of Gaming History They were only $10 each, $15 if you wanted a specific serial#, first come first serve. All 100 chips sold out in 5 days and raised $1,867.50 for the MoGH.
Along with the "Thanks a ¼ Million" chip was a raffle was held. A website, RANDOM.ORG, was used to generate a random number between 1 and 100. The owner of the "Thanks A ¼ Million" chip with that serial# won the raffle prize of the five $1 Thunderbird host chips shown below. The raffle was staged as a live video event on June 24th with 30 collectors tuning in. The winner is Paul Liscio, #21.
