Plaques are traditionally used in casinos, mainly in Europe, South America and Asia, as high-value chips. It was originally a check used for cashing in and is still called "jeton" in many countries, which translates to token [of value]. Today we also use plaques during play to simplify both the handling of the chips and the game itself, to avoid misunderstandings in regards to the higher values/denominations, and to free up chips. Since plaques represent a unique type of gaming chip they can be used with any set of chips; they are in fact meant to be different from your other gaming chips.

Plaques mother-of-pearl (m.o.p) The weight is 35 grams and each plaque measures 93 x 65 x 5 mm. SEK 49 per plaque.