The catalogue of Australian casino chips
Every Australian casino. Every chip.
4,227 chips from 123 casinos, clubs and ships, from the night Wrest Point opened in 1973 to the tables in play today. Identify a chip, trace a casino through every name it traded under, and fill the gaps in your collection.
4,227chips catalogued, each with a permanent ACG number
123casinos, clubs, ships and venues
1,777chips pictured front and back
1973the year Australia's first legal casino opened
Browse by state
Start where you play
Victoria
511 chips
Western Australia
455 chips
Queensland
430 chips
South Australia
353 chips
New Zealand
238 chips
Tasmania
217 chips
Northern Territory
135 chips
New South Wales
122 chips
Australian Capital Territory
101 chips
Christmas Island
23 chips
The houses
Casinos with a story
Every licensed casino has a page: when it opened, what it was called, who ran it, and every chip we know it issued.
Latest catalogue numbers
Newest in the catalogue
ACG06528
Crown Perth $100 Chip, Black
ACG06527
Crown Perth $25 Chip, Green
ACG06526
Crown Perth $10 Chip, Yellow
ACG06525
Crown Perth $5 Chip, Cherry
ACG06524
Crown Perth $100 Chip, Black
ACG06523
Crown Perth $1,000 Chip, Purple
ACG06522
Christchurch Casino $500 Chip, Tan
ACG06521
Christchurch Casino $100 Chip, Black
ACG06520
Christchurch Casino $5,000 Chip, Purple
ACG06519
Christchurch Casino $1,000 Chip, White
ACG06518
Harley-Davidson – East Coast Advertising Chip, White
ACG06517
Harley-Davidson – East Coast Advertising Chip, Purple
Guides
Learn to read a chip
Guide
A short history of Australian casinos, 1973 to today
From a referendum in Hobart to the towers of Southbank: how Australia went from illegal games to a casino in every state and territory, and what that means for the…
Guide
How to identify a casino chip: moulds, inlays and edge spots
A chip carries more information than its value. Here is how to read the mould, the inlay, the edge and the colour, and how the guide records each one.
Guide
Roulette chips explained: why they have no value
Roulette chips are the most common chips in the guide and the most misunderstood. Why they carry no value, why there are so many colours, and how to collect them.
Got a chip that isn't here?
The guide is built by collectors. Send a photo of both sides and what you know, and we will add it with credit to you.