I am collecting poker chips from the different states and would like to know if anyone is interested in doing so. I live in NW Florida ( near Pensacola FL.) I have been riding Harleys since last summer, so I am new as well. I ride two Harley's. My first is a 2004 Fatboy FLSTFI and fell in love with not only the bike but the friendly Harley riders as well. Great bunch of folks! My 2nd Harley is a 2010 Ultra Limited. Both bikes are awesome to ride.

So if anyone is interested in do a poker chip swap please let me know.

Thanks, Ride Safe and Ride often!

 

Swapping don't count,, your supposed to be there to pick one up yourself.
If you really want one from Minnesota (Viking Land) send me $5 and I'll get one and mail it to ya,, I have no interest in a swap.

 

I never even knew about these things. I just got on ebay and searched "harley poker chip." Holy cow, 7,911 listings.

 

It's surprising how many riders don't know about the poker chip thing. I started a collection and my buddy brought one back for me from Orlando. I didn't have the heart to tell him I only had chips from dealers I've visited. Sounds like an excuse for a road trip to me............

 

Yep, I stopped by the dealer today to see i they had any for sale. They had a really big display. I don't go in there much I guess.

 

I swap with riders from the states i will never visit. I do get my own when i ride. Going to Canada in July and hope i can bring back some from there!

 

Yeah, and that's how meaningless it is to "swap",, anybody can get them from anywhere for a few extra bucks,, put'm on display and brag about how many they have.

 

Poker chips are like post cards. Not sure why you would want some from somewhere you've never been but as they say, "to each, there own.

 

I saw some challenge coins at a dealer I stopped at awhile ago. Poker chips are cheaper and easier to carry than a tee shirt.

 

I now collect chips from dealers I've actually visited. Used to collect shirts, but my wife shut me down when she discovered my shirt collection had gone well over 100.