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Chess Gift Certificate
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Our chess gift certificates and gift cards have no expiration date, and incur no service charges. Just add this item to your shopping cart - there you will get to specify the amount of your gift certificate.
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Chess Score Pad
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Our Price: $3.00
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A scorebook especially designed with younger players in mind. Although its size is a standard 5˝" x 8˝". There is room for all that important game information up top along with50 moves on the first page, and 50 moves plus a blank diagram with algebraic coordinates on the back. Spiral bound, lies flat and has the capacity for 50 games, 100 moves per game.
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Gift Wrap for all Occasions
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Our Price: $4.95
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Gift-Wrapping -ChessCentral's gift-wrap is designed to make every occasion special and is the perfect complement to any gift.
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Chess Pieces Drawstring Bag
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List Price: $12.95
Our Price: $9.95
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You will enjoy the leather-like feel of this durable vinyl bag. Chess pieces stay secure because the bag is closed with a heavy drawstring, just the right size to knot for extra security.
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Zippered Bag for 4" King
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List Price: $15.95
Our Price: $11.95
Sale Price: $9.95
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Keep your pieces safe and secure with ChessCentral's extra large vinyl pouch. Durable and rugged, this zippered chess bag will comfortably hold large sets - up to a 4" King - and even has room for an extra set of Queens!
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Imperial Chess Pieces
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Our Price: $14.95
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The Imperial - A Staunton design full tournament-size, unweighted and felt padded plastic chess set. Get the durability of impact resistant plastic along with the classic Staunton look. The Imperial chess set features a full 3.75" King with a stable base of 1.5" diameter.
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Blue Imperial Chess Pieces
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Our Price: $14.95
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The Blue Imperial - A Staunton design full tournament-size, unweighted and felt padded plastic chess set. Get the durability of impact resistant plastic along with the classic Staunton look. The Imperial chess set features a full 3.75" King with a stable base of 1.5" diameter.
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Red Imperial Chess Pieces
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Our Price: $14.95
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The Red Imperial - A Staunton design full tournament-size, unweighted and felt padded plastic chess set. Get the durability of impact resistant plastic along with the classic Staunton look. The Imperial chess set features a full 3.75" King with a stable base of 1.5" diameter.
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Einstein Chess Wizard Electronic Handheld Computer
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List Price: $29.95
Our Price: $24.95
Sale Price: $19.95
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For chess on the go, there is simply no other device that can provide the same level of incredible fun and excitement! More than 50 levels of play will keep any player of any skill level playing at their best. Features a threat indicator, automatic scoring, game timer, undo key and more! A hint option gives players a virtual chess coach to help them learn and master this game of strategy and logic.
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Think Like a King: First Lessons in Chess
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Our Price: $19.95
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First Lessons© is our basic tutorial for novices, whether young or old. Covering all the basic rules and moves, chess notation, opening strategy, tactics and common endgame scenarios, this introduction to the unique Think Like A King® series is the perfect starting point for those new to chess, from grade 3 to adult. Dozens of animations, challenges and 165 interactive chess puzzles make learning a snap.
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DGT Chess Trainer with Fritz 9
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Our Price: $29.95
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DGT Chess Trainer covers all the rules and essential combinations. It begins at the very beginning – explaining the board set-up and how the pieces move. It builds from there, step-by-step,
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DGT 960 Chess Clock and Game Timer
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List Price: $49.95
Our Price: $34.95
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Now everyone can play the newest and popular variation of the royal game (also sometimes called “Fischer Random” chess after the late American champion’s efforts to promote it) without having to worry about how new starting positions can be generated.
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