I just revewied the Jackpot fees and I'm confused. (stop laughing at me) They had a nice simple fee structure, something like list it and pay $X sell it and pay X%, now it's got all sorts of levels and things. It's looking like FeeBay

Pete, There is no listing fee on Jackpot. That should not be difficult to comprehend and you pay a fee only when your item sells. I think it is 25 cents plus 1.5 % of the selling price.

The catagories need to be cleaned up. They have Las Vegas, and Non-Nevada, Hard Rock (huh one casino?) but nothing that says "Nevada". LE, Limited editions come from everywhere, but some people only collect regions or states.

Pete, I have been able to place all my Nevada chips under Hard Rock, LE Chips, Obsoletes, Roulettes or other which I would place house chips if I put any up. What chips are you trying to list that you are having a problem with?

Casino Chips (556)
Atlantic City (0)
Hard Rock (134)
LE Chips (86)
Las Vegas (23)
Metal Inlay (0)
Non-Nevada (15)
Obsoletes (39)
Other (4)
Poker Chips (0)
Reno (6)
Roulettes (249)

I tried to write them but the message got bounced by their server, error, and all the typing got deleted, so I gave up.

Good.

Suggestions:
Las Vegas
Atlantic City
California
Colorado
Nevada
Riverboat
Indian Casino
Cruise
Roulette
Fantasy
Foreign
Home Play
Other

Not a bad list except one chip could still end up in three or four different areas.

It may not be everything, but it covers the main areas of interest for chips.

Pete, as we expand so will the categories. You can click on Casino Chips (556) and get a look at all the chips or isolate the areas of interest by clicking on a link below that.

Silver strikes can be similar, $10 Las Vegas, Nevada, Atlantic city, Other. With specific areas for $2 $7, $40, $200 Etc. just by the values.
Personally I like the setup of the Strikes. Same as chips you can click on all the strikes or isolate.

The idea is make it easy to find things and not confusing for someone to search, since one chip or token could end up in three or four different areas.

Pete, I find what I can’t find using Advanced Search