In the interest of full transparency I am highlighting all the issues I see with these chips as clearly as possible. They are still a great starting point for building up a very cost effective travel or first set. Just add some quarters and ones.
Breakdown is:
200x 5c
160x $1
210x $5
30x $25
Issues:
> The nickels have some flea bites and a couple chips are more severe (difficult to get a pic but I tried, with the arrow). The others are in good shape and many of the $5s are "China chalky" as new.
> There are two variants of the $1. 100x are more gray, harder ("plastic-ier"), thinner, and have less contrast on the beige/yellow spots. 60x are brighter white, softer ("clay-ier"), thicker, and have more spot contrast. I suspect add-ons would be a closer match to the first variety. They don't look too bad mixed all together if you're not too picky.
> Five of the $25s have lighter pink spots and sharper corners. One barrels of $5s has slightly duller edges.
> The nickels and brighter $1s stack higher than the others. The more gray ones stack just a bit shorter than the $5's and $25's.
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