Auction Part I - Casino Chip & Gaming Tokens Collectors Club

The AnnualBruce LandauMemorial Auction19 th Annual ConventionOf TheCasino Chip & Gaming TokenCollectors Club, Inc.Part I – Silent Auction – June 23 r d , 2011(At the auction table on the bourse floor)Part II – Thursday Night – June 23 r d , 2011(6.30pm, Room – Sonoma A)At theSouth Point Hotel and CasinoLas Vegas, Nevada

Terms and Conditions of SalePlease note that the first 20 lots in this auction, numbered ‘A to T’, will be auctioned by way of a ‘SilentAuction’ during the Convention itself on Thursday, June 23 rd , 2011. These lots will be available for youto view and place your bids at the auction table on the bourse floor.1. This is an auction sale conducted by the Casino Chip and Gaming Token Collectors Club, Inc.(CC&GTCC) hereinafter referred to as “the Club” and “Auctioneer”. Participation in the floor bidding ofthe sale will be limited to members of the Club. The Auctioneer may not withdraw any lot after a call forbids from the floor of the sale has been made. This is an auction sale and not a fixed price list. This is notan approval sale. Lots may be returned only if there has been a misrepresentation of the merchandise. Allsales will be considered final on the 30th day after the close of the sale. Lots are sold to the highest bidderas of the close of the sale on Thursday, June 23, 2011.2. The highest bidder acknowledged by Auctioneer shall be the buyer. In the event of any disputebetween bidders, the Auctioneer may at his sole discretion immediately put the lot up for sale again. TheAuctioneer’s decision shall be final and binding upon all bidders. The Auctioneer reserves the right to acceptor reject any bid at his discretion. We will not accept a ‘buy” bid on any lot. The Auctioneer reserves theright to refuse blanket or ‘total value” bids. The Auctioneer reserves the right to refuse to honor any bid orto limit the amount of any bid which in his opinion is not submitted in “Good Faith” or as the case dictates, isnot supported by satisfactory credit references, as the Auctioneer in its sole discretion shall determine.Reserved lots are noted, otherwise lots are unreserved. All advance bids for lots will be accepted on thefloor of the convention until 4pm, Thursday, June 23, 2011, at which time ALL bidding will close for the SilentAuction Lots ‘A to T’. The winning bids for those lots will be announced immediately prior to the start of LiveAuction (Part II).3. All bids are to be per lot as numbered in this catalog. No lots will be broken. The Auctioneer reservesthe right to withdraw prior to a call for bids any lot or lots from the sale. Bids are to be submitted accordingto the bidding increments indicated below. Bids received in fractional amounts will be rounded down to thenext bidding increment. If your bid is the highest bid we receive for the lot, and you comply with the termsof the sale, you will be the buyer of that lot. Raises in floor bidding will be made in the same fixedincrements. There will be a minimum starting price of $5 for all donated lots, and $50 for all consigned lots,except where vendors have given express permission for this to be lowered. This will apply for all advanceand proxy bids although the auctioneer may reduce this in the auction room at his discretion only in the eventof no bids whatsoever having been made. Bidding thereafter will be in the following incrementsBids from $5 to $100 – increments of $5, e.g. $5, $10, $15 ...Bids from $100 to $300 – increments of $10 e.g. $110, $120, $130 ...Bids from $300 to $500 – increments of $20 e.g. $320, $340, $360 ...Bids from $500 to $1,000 – increments of $25 e.g. $525, $550, $575 ...Bids $1,000 and above – increments of $50 e.g. $1,050, $1,100, $1,150 ...4. A “buyer’s fee” is payable by the buyer as part of the total purchase price. A “buyer’s fee” of 10% ofthe winning bid price will be charged on all lots (RESERVED & UNRESERVED) in this sale. The buyer’s fee willbe added to the winning bid (i.e. a winning bid of $100 will be charged $10 buyers fee) and added to theinvoice. Please calculate your bids accordingly.5. All sales are strictly for cash in U.S.A. dollars and are due and payable immediately upon receipt ofthe auction invoice or, if payment is to be made at the auction sale, then simultaneously with the receipt ofthe lots won. Bidder personally guarantees payment of all successful bids. Title to all items remains with theAuctioneer until full payment is effected. For lots sold to mail bidders, invoices will be prepared and mailedwithin 10 days after the sale closes. Payment is due upon receipt of invoice. All lots will be sent to thesuccessful bidder upon receipt of payment. Lots delivered in the State of Nevada are subject to all applicablestate and local taxes. All applicable taxes will be paid unless the buyer submits to the Auctioneer a validresale permit. Shipping, handling, and transit insurance charges will be added to invoices for the lotsdelivered by mail. Overseas buyers must furnish their own insurance covering shipment. In the event that aCasino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 2

successful bidder fails to pay all amounts due, the Auctioneer reserves the right to resell the merchandise orreturn it to the consignor and the buyer agrees to pay for the reasonable costs of such a sale including aseller’s commissions, and also to pay any difference between the resale price and the price of his previouslysuccessful bid. All payments will be made to CC&GTCC.6. ALL SUCCESSFUL BIDDERS WHO ARE PRESENT AT THE CONVENTION (regardless of whether they were inthe live auction room) must pay for their lots before the end of the convention with no exceptions.7. Nevada Sales TAX will be added to the price of all lots purchased and taken at the time of the sale.Lots that are shipped out of Nevada to the buyer will not be charged sales tax, but will be subject to shippingand insurance charges. Dealers with valid resale licenses MUST PROVIDE a copy of their resale number to thecashier to avoid sales tax.8. All bidders who have mailing addresses outside the United States of America, the Territories of theUSA, Canada or Mexico, or have addresses through the U.S. Military and persons who have APO or FPO boxnumbers must deposit with the Auctioneer 25% of the total amount bid in U.S.A. dollars unless terms andarrangements have been agreed in advance with the Auction Chairman or Auctioneer. Any portion of suchdeposit not used will be promptly refunded after the sale.9. The Auctioneer is selling only such right or title to the merchandise being sold as Auctioneer may haveby virtue of his consignment agreements on the date of sale and disclaims any warranty of title to themerchandise. Any description of the gaming checks, gaming tokens or other items contained in this catalog isfor the sole purpose of identifying the items in the lot and no description of the lots has been made part ofthe basis of the bargain or has created any express warranty that the goods would conform to any descriptionmade by the Auctioneer. The Auctioneer disclaims any warranty of merchantability or fitness for anyparticular purpose. All lots are guaranteed to be genuine.10. The descriptions provided in this catalog are intended solely for the use of those bidders who cannotview the lots in person prior to bidding. All bidders who have inspected the lots prior to the auction will notbe granted any return privileges, except for reasons of authenticity. It is presumed that all floor biddershave inspected the lots prior to bidding. Therefore, lots purchased by floor bidders are sold “as is” and mayNOT be returned. Floor bidders include those bidders acting as agent for others. No claims of any kind(except for reasons of authenticity) can be considered after the settlements have been made with theconsignors. Any dispute after the settlement date, June 23, 2011, is strictly between the bidder andconsignor without involvement or responsibility of the Auctioneer. The Auctioneer or affiliates may consignitems to be sold in this auction sale, and may bid on those items or any other in the sale. The Auctioneer oraffiliates expressly reserves the right to modify its bids on these items or any others at any time based upondata made known to the Auctioneer or its affiliate. In the event of an attribution error, the Auctioneer may,at the Auctioneer’s sole discretion, correct the error orally at the sale, or, if discovered at a later date, torefund the buyer’s money without further obligation. Under no circumstances shall the obligation of theAuctioneer to any bidder be in excess of the buyer’s premium for any lot in dispute. If any disputes ariseregarding payment or authenticity, or grading between bidder and Auctioneer, or any other matter pertainingto the sale, the bidder, a participant or the Auctioneer the dispute shall be submitted, if otherwise mutuallyunresolved to binding arbitration in accordance with the rules of the American Arbitration Association(A.A.A.). If an election not made within (10) days of an unresolved dispute, Auctioneer may elect the CasinoChip and Gaming Token Collectors Club (CC&GTCC). An award granted in arbitration enforceable in anycourt. BY THE ACT OF PLACING BIDS IN THIS ACUTION, YOU ARE AGREEING TO THE TERMS OF SALE. As statedin the call for lots, there will be a 10% commission fee to the seller on all RESERVED & UNRESERVED lots.11. Consignors have the right to protect their own UNRESERVED lots by bidding in advance, by proxy or inthe live auction room. A consignor that buys back his lot will pay the regular 10% buyers premium but the10% sellers commission will be waived.12. Estimates of the value of lots are based on our knowledge of the market and rarity of the item. Unlessspecifically noted, all lots in the sale are to be sold without reserve. Reserve lots are noted. Lots have beenfully described as accurately as we can. Grading of the lots is based on the OFFICIAL CC&GTCC GRADE &CONDITION DESCRIPTIONS.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 3

GRADING DESCRIPTIONS or STANDARDS are a result of natural use of chips and tokens. The following fivegrades have been adopted and endorsed by the Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club: NEW, SLIGHTLYUSED, AVERAGE, WELL-USED and POOR.GAMING CHECKS & CHIPS:GRADENew (N)DESCRIPTION OF GRADENever used in games; square and round edge chips will be as from themanufacturer with absolutely no wear, no dings or nicks; no scratches onsurface of chip or inlay.Slightly Used (SU)Average (A)Well-Used (WU)Poor (P)Only slight signs of use, edge still crisp but ever so slightly dulled with verylittle wear; cross hatching may show slight wear near edge; few or no edgenicks; still retains luster in mold design; bold hot-stamp; inlays excellent.Typical chip found in play after months/years of use; slightly rounded edges;will have minor defects such as small nicks on edges; inlays are beginning toshow even wear and about half of the cross hatching has worn from the bodysurface; hot-stamps have dulled, beginning to show even wear and may bemissing a small amount of foil.Moderate and uniform wear of edge, surface and hot stamp; noticeable edgenicks and/or surface scratches; no luster in mold design; cross hatching isnearly worn off; hot-stamp is still readable but much of the foil is missing.Edges that were formerly sharp and square, are now well worn like bicycletires; Original hot-stamp foil is mostly missing with only the recesses visible(may have to hold towards a light); moderate to large chips (nicks); surfacecross hatching barely visible (if at all); severe scratches to inlay or chipsurface; severe color fading; partial war up to half of CHIPCO design from theedge of the chip. (Damage, such as cracks, breaks, missing inlay or other chipstructure, does not apply to this category.)Specimen, Sample, Produced by the manufacturer as imprimaturs of a type of chip, or forPrototype, Pattern submission to a gaming operator or gaming control authority asrepresentative, for approval. May or may not be completely finished.GAMING TOKENS:GRADENew (N)Slightly Used (SU)Average (A)DESCRIPTION OF GRADENever used in games or slot machines; only slight handling marks on higherrelief surfaces, commonly referred to as “bag marks’ from being jostled upondelivery; original mint luster and sheen present; no signs of wear [Comparewith coin standard “brilliant uncirculated” and “uncirculated.”Near mint condition with minimum circulation; very minor rubs & scratches;retains most of the luster & sheen. [Compare with coin standard “almostuncirculated.”]Typical token found in play after months/years of play; will display manysurface scratches and edge dings; may still retain a little luster or sheen.[Compare with coin standard “circulated.”]Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 4

Well-Used (WU)Poor (P)Specimen, SamplePrototype, PatternScratches, dents, no luster or sheen; well-used token that has seenconsiderable use. [Compare with coin standard “very circulated.”]Severe edge dings and/or scratches/ gouges; pitted, corroded or blackened.[Compare with coin standard “worn.”]Produced by the manufacturer as imprimaturs of a type of token, or forsubmission to a gaming operator or gaming control authority as representativefor approval. May or may not be completely finished.CONDITION DESCRIPTIONS or STANDARDS are unnatural changes in chips and tokens as a result of othercauses. Specimens in this “Condition” category may be graded in any of the five “Grading Descriptions.” Acancelled, damaged or defective chip or token can be graded in any category from “NEW” to “POOR.”However, a dirty, cracked or faded chip cannot be graded as NEW, even if it has not been played in a casino.It is not in the original grade as when it was made. The “Condition” category consists of the following termsthat should be used as qualifiers to further accurately describe the five grades: (Examples: New/Clipped;Average/Warped)1. CANCELLED or MODIFIED (Either by the manufacturer or the casino)A. Drilled C. Overstamped E. Bent G. PlatedB. Notched D. Clipped F. Painted2. DAMAGEA. Severe nicks or chunksB. Loose or missing inlayC. CrackedD. BrokenE. WarpedF. Permanent stainG. Severe fadingH. Cigarette burn(s), fire damageI. Over-cleaningJ. Severe scratching or gougingK. Shaved edge (example: to fit in a bezel)L. Water damageM. Burial damageN. Clouding of sterling silver tokens, a symptom of PVC exposureO. CorrosionP. Anodized for different colorsQ. PlatedR. Obliteration of details3. MANUFACTURER DEFECTS OR MODIFICATIONSA. Inlay or die strike off-center (slight, moderate, extreme)B. Some of the script or photo is missing from the inlayC. Some of the hot-stamp is missingD. Manufacturer modification (example: one side of chip includesmanufacturer’s advertising information, even though the other side uses theactual casino chip design)E. Ivory chips only - nerve holes (small, moderate, or extreme, as a “seethrough”)F. Foreign material struck into tokensCasino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 5

4. MANUFACTURER ERRORS5. PROOF or PROOF-LIKEA. Incorrect inlay or graphic (example: Inlay or graphic is supposed to bedifferent on each side of chip, but it is the same; mismatched dies used fortokens)B. Wrong moldC. Double-strike (token) or of hot-stamp (chip)D. Mistake in color or number of edge insertsE. Strikes on metals other than standard (tokens)F. Railroad edge strikesG. Planchet clips (tokens)H. Strikes on wrong size planchets (tokens)For tokens, pieces produced on highly polished planchets and double-struck toproduce an exceptional image on a mirror-like surface.6. CLEANLINESS (or the lack thereof, resulting in a soiled chip or token)This may not be a permanent condition. To clean or not to clean is the choice of the owner.While cleaning chips is a commonly accepted practice for aesthetic or hygienic purposes, itdoes not improve the grade but may damage the chip and diminish its value and grade. Onthe other side, non-cleaning should have no effect on the grade unless the specimen is sodirty that grading is not possible. In a situation involving a permanent stain that cannot heeasily removed, the chip or token will fall into the “Damaged” category. Some collectorstake the position that chips and tokens should remain in their ‘natural state” and should notbe cleaned.How to Bid in the AuctionThank you for your interest in our CC&GTCC Auction 2011 sale. We are happy to offer an outstandingselection of gaming checks from around the world and Nevada. Please read our terms of sale carefully. Wewish you luck in your bids. Some of the following information will assist you in your bids.The price estimate ranges shown are what we believe to be a reasonable minimum range for the lots. Wewill not accept a “buy” bid on any lot. We reserve the right to refuse “blanket” or “total value” bids. Wereserve the right to reject any bid.We have illustrated all of the lots. We feel that many of the lots are nicer than they might appear in theillustrations. Please realize that the financial limitations of reproducing photos at a reasonable cost in asmall catalog can govern our quality. We have made every effort to correctly describe the lots and give atrue evaluation of their condition. All of the lots have been graded based on CC&GTCC grading standards forchecks, tokens or other material.We will be taking advance bids prior to the convention this year. Also, club members will have theopportunity to request a proxy bid for any lot in the auction. Any club member that would like to either bid inadvance, or have a member of the auction committee serve as proxy bidder on their behalf, email (preferred)or mail their bids to the auction chairman at the address below. Please indicate the lot# and your maximumbid for each lot and whether you are bidding in advance or by proxy. Of course, please include your name,address, and club membership number. Advance and proxy bids must be RECEIVED no later than Wednesday,June 15, 2011.Please remember to bid in accordance with the bidding increments stated in the terms and conditions above,and also that in the event of equal bids, the earliest received will take precedence.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 6

Send your advance and proxy bids to:David Spragg38 Oak Tree RoadMarlowBucks, SL7 3EEUnited Kingdome-mail: david.spragg@zen.co.uk or auction@cctgcc.comor, toDavid Spragg/Gene Trimble840 S Rancho Dr #4314Las Vegas, NV 89106If you have no other way to contact us, you can reach Gene at (702) 683 6729Acknowledgements:Donated lots – this year I am pleased to say that 25% of the entire auction is composed of donatedlots where the CC&GTCC retains 100% of the proceeds. As some donations have been split orcombined, I am listing all the donors here – Our thanks, in no particular order, go to David Sarles,Bob Hiestand, Don Lueders, Barry Weintraub, Sunday Silverman, David Spragg, Tom Dixon,William Conklin, Doug Smith, Wendy Schultz and Tom Munro.Apologies for the few single donated chips where only one side is shown – this is as I had split largerlots where I was only going to show one side. The chips affected are generally of lower value and anydefects on reverse are described.As always, thanks must go to Alex Cilento, who is in charge of the auction table on the conventionfloor; from organizing the auction lots on the tables to scheduling the volunteers who man the tablesduring the convention, and my thanks extend to all those volunteers, including Toni Tricoli andSunday Silverman for the final crosschecking and Mark Russell for the bidder registration.Special thanks one again go to Mark Englebretson’s The Nevada Casino Ashtray Project and its manycontributors for their contribution of images of those wonderful pictures and postcards in between thelots. You may visit this terrific website at: http://www.nevadacasinoashtrays.org/We would like, also, to express our gratitude to Jay Sands and David Sarles, my new co-authors of TheChip Rack, and James Campiglia and Steve Wells, the authors of The Official U.S. Casino Chip PriceGuide, for allowing us to use their descriptions and other information.Additionally, we must acknowledge the contributions of Jim Steffner and Doug Smith, who areintegral parts of the Auction night madness. Without these two, the live auction just could not takeplace… money would not be collected, the results would not be recorded, and the auctioneer wouldhave no voice left.And finally, I would like to give special thanks to both our auctioneer, Tyrus Mulkey, and to Jim Kruse,who has been a major part of the Club auction since its inception and has threatened to make yetanother guest appearance this year. The auctioneering ability and sense of humor of these two guyshas made the auction one of the highlights of the convention.David SpraggAuction ChairmanCasino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 7

Auction Part IThursday, 23 rd June 2011(At the auction table on the bourse floor)Comprising 20 ‘donated’ lots(Lots A to T in this catalog)Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 8

DONATED LOTLot A 48 old CCTN’s 1999 to 2010Catalog #: N/A Mold: N/A Condition: N/AEst. Value: $50 - $100 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1999 to 2010Collection of 48 different editions of Casino Chip& Token News, the quarterly CC&GTCCpublication, spanning 1999 to 2010. Winningbidder to collect or arrange and pay for shippingat cost.DONATED LOTLot B$5 Hilton & MGM Grand Las VegasCatalog #: Various Mold: House Condition: Slightly UsedEst. Value: $30 - $40 Minimum Bid: $5 From: VariousA pair of classic obsolete Las Vegas$5’s from the Hilton & MGM Grand.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 9

DONATED LOTLot CMixed Lot of 4 $5 chips Las Vegas & Atlantic CityCatalog #: Various Mold: Various Condition: MixedEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $5 From: VariousMixed lot of 4 Las Vegas &Atlantic City $5 chipscomprising Caesars Palace,Sands and Mint Las Vegasobsoletes, plus a 1 st issueTrump Plaza, AC.DONATED LOTLot D$5 Boulder Club Las VegasCatalog #: N4985 Mold: Large Crown Condition: Slightly UsedEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1943A $5 1 st issue Boulder Clublarge crown chip. Very nicecondition for this chip.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 10

DONATED LOTLot E$5 Dunes Las VegasCatalog #: N1521 Mold: House Condition: Slightly UsedEst. Value: $50 - $60 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1960sA nice $5 9 th (‘trapezoid’) issue Duneschip. This is a better looking examplewhich does not appear to have comefrom the dig.DONATED LOTLot FDunes roulette Las VegasCatalog #: E0337.br Mold: H&C(CJ) Condition: Slightly UsedEst. Value: $30 - $40 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1960sClassic Christy Jones moldinlaid brown Dunes roulettein virtually uncirculatedcondition.DONATED LOTLot G$1 & $5 El Cortez Las VegasCatalog #: N1538/2291 Mold: H&C Condition: AverageEst. Value: $30 - $40 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1974A pair of average used ElCortez $1 & $5 PaulSon metalcenter chips in averagecondition (as is usual forthese).Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 11

DONATED LOTLot H$5 Flamingo Hilton Las VegasCatalog #: N4492 Mold: House Condition: Slightly UsedEst. Value: $30 - $40 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1980sVery nice looking classic 13 thissue $5 Flamingo Hilton.DONATED LOTLot I4 Binions Horseshoe NCV’s Las VegasCatalog #: Various Mold: H&C Condition: CancelledEst. Value: $20 - $30 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1960sA selection of 4 notched BinionsHorseshoe no cash value chips.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 12

DONATED LOTLot J$25 Jerry’s Nugget Las VegasCatalog #: V1215 Mold: H&C Condition: AverageEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1980sAverage used example of theharder to find PaulSon 3 rdissue $25 Jerry’s Nugget chip.DONATED LOTLot K25c Little Club Las VegasCatalog #: N8702 Mold: HCE Condition: Slightly UsedEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1946Nice example from the onlyissue of this small casinowhich originated on BoulderHighway before moving toMain Street, downtown.DONATED LOTLot L$5 Nevada Club Las VegasCatalog #: N3703 Mold: H&C(CJ) Condition: AverageEst. Value: $30 - $40 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1959Typical average usedexample of this 6 th issue $5Nevada Club Christy Jonesmold chip.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 13

DONATED LOTLot M$5 New Town Tavern Las VegasCatalog #: N4284 Mold: HHR Condition: Slightly UsedEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1987Nice example 8 th issue $5New Town Tavern HHR moldchip. Has a small mark onfront which might well comeoff (not a burn or stain).DONATED LOTLot N5 NCV Riviera Las VegasCatalog #: V5417 Mold: H&C Condition: Slightly UsedEst. Value: $15 - $20 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1990sSeldom seen 15 th issue RivieraNo Cash Value 5 chip. Almostuncirculated condition.DONATED LOTLot O$5 Sands Las VegasCatalog #: N2122 Mold: House Condition: AverageEst. Value: $15 - $20 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1970sAverage used example, asthey usually are, of this 15 thissue $5 Sands house moldchip. Does not appear to befrom the dig.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 14

DONATED LOTLot P25c Sans Souci Las VegasCatalog #: N2131 Mold: H&C(CJ) Condition: Slightly UsedEst. Value: $30 - $40 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1960Nice clean example of this 2 ndissue 25c Sans Souci ChristyJones mold hot stamp chip.DONATED LOTLot Q$5 Silver Queen Virginia City, NVCatalog #: N5559 Mold: H&C Condition: Slightly UsedEst. Value: $30 - $40 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1989Almost uncirculated example of thisonly issue $5 Silver Queen, VirginiaCity chip. Casino remains open todayon a slots only basis.DONATED LOTLot R$1 Skyline Henderson, NVCatalog #: N3912 Mold: H&C(CJ) Condition: Slightly UsedEst. Value: $30 - $40 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1960sNice 1 st issue $1 Skyline,Henderson Christy Jonesmold inlaid chip.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 15

DONATED LOTLot S$5 Stardust Las VegasCatalog #: N2218 Mold: House Condition: Slightly UsedEst. Value: $80 - $100 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1974Very nice example of the 8 thedition metal center Stardust $5.DONATED LOTLot T$5 Thunderbird Las VegasCatalog #: V5767 Mold: Small Key Condition: AverageEst. Value: $15 - $20 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 19481 st issue $5 Thunderbird withthe classic bird hotstamp.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 16

Auction Part IIThursday, 23 rd June 2011(6:30pm – Room Sonoma A)Comprising 180 consigned & donated lots(Lots 1 to 180 in this catalog)Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 17

DONATED LOTLot 1Tom Munro Mount Everest Base Camp CharityCatalog #: N/A Mold: Chipco Condition: NewEst. Value: $30 - $40 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 2011Club member Tom Munro is embarking on a climbto Mount Everest base camp in October 2011 toraise for money for MS Canada. Tom has hadchips made to commemorate this climb, of whicha very limited number have the inscription shownprinted on the edge and will be carried with himto base camp. This is one of those chips and willtherefore be forwarded to the winning bidderonce Tom returns in November.DONATED LOTLot 2Framed 2010 World Cup Soccer set Las VegasCatalog #: Various Mold: Various Condition: NewEst. Value: $80 - $100 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 2010A framed set of the 7issued 2010 World Cupsoccer commemorativechips from Las VegasHilton, Palms, HardRock, Luxor, Excalibur,Riviera and MGM. Thisset is framed with asample miniatureblackjack layoutdepicting the Englishflag as made for theGrandWest Casino,Cape Town, SouthAfrica, where thetournament washosted. Value of chipsand frame alone are$125+. Winning bidderto collect or pay forshipping at cost.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 18

DONATED LOTLot 3Framed 2010 World Cup Soccer set Las VegasCatalog #: Various Mold: Various Condition: NewEst. Value: $80 - $100 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 2010A framed set of the 7issued 2010 World Cupsoccer commemorativechips from Las VegasHilton, Palms, HardRock, Luxor, Excalibur,Riviera and MGM. Thisset is framed with asample miniatureblackjack layoutdepicting the SouthAfrican flag as made forthe GrandWest Casino,Cape Town, SouthAfrica, where thetournament washosted. Value of chipsand frame alone are$125+. Winning bidderto collect or pay forshipping at cost.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 19

DONATED LOTLot 4Mixed Lot of 10 Boxing chips VariousCatalog #: Various Mold: Various Condition: NewEst. Value: $70 - $100 Minimum Bid: $5 From: VariousA selection of 10commemorative boxingchips in a plasticdisplay frame (can beremoved from case),including the five $10Atlantic City Hiltonissues, and five mixed$5’s including thetougher to find Lewis vsGolota Caesars AC chip.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 20

Lot 5Mixed Lot of 16 brass core chips VariousCatalog #: Various Mold: Various Condition: VariousEst. Value: $80 - $100 Minimum Bid: $50 From: VariousMixed lot of 16different brasscore chipsincluding issuesfrom Nevada,California, asample and a blankcore.Lot 6Mixed Lot of 4 $20 baccarats Las Vegas & Lake TahoeCatalog #: Various Mold: Various Condition: VariousEst. Value: $80 - $100 Minimum Bid: $50 From: VariousMixed Lot of 4 $20 baccaratchips. The three from LasVegas are uncirculated andcomprise two Aladdin’s and aHilton. The Caesars Tahoe isvery slightly used.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 21

Lot 7Collection of 43 $1 chips Atlantic CityCatalog #: N/A Mold: Various Condition: New/SUEst. Value: $120 - $150 Minimum Bid: $80 From: VariousThis collection comprises 43Atlantic City $1’s. The keything is that are all in superbcondition. Has to be viewed tobe appreciated. Includes allthe key issues like the 4Harrah’s Trump Plaza’s andtwo Playboys. Very nice lot.Lot 8Set of 3 500 Club Illegals Atlantic CityCatalog #: N/A Mold: Hub Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $100 - $150 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1970s?Scarce set of 3 chips fromthis illegal joint operated bySkinny D’Amato at 6 MissouriAve, Atlantic City.Lot 9$1 Aladdin Las VegasCatalog #: N1331.L Mold: H&C Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $50 - $60 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1980Scarcer gray variation of the7 th issue $1 Aladdin hat & canemold chip with pink writing.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 22

DONATED LOTLot 10$500 Aladdin Las VegasCatalog #: V5767 Mold: H&C Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $100 - $150 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1970sAlmost uncirculated exampleof this rare 7 th issue $500Aladdin baccarat chip. Fronthas very slight fading whichthe scan has exaggerated.Rated as R-9 in The OfficialU.S. Casino Chip Price Guide.RESERVED LOTLot 11$25 Aladdin, Milton Prell’s Las VegasCatalog #: N6581 Mold: Small Crown Condition: NewEst. Value: $2,000 - $2,500 Minimum Bid: $1,850 From: 1966Superb uncirculated example of thisrare $25 1 st (Milton Prell’s) issueAladdin chip. Rated as R-8 in TheOfficial U.S. Casino Chip Price Guide.Lot 12$1 Arusino ArubaCatalog #: N/A Mold: H&C Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $150 - $200 Minimum Bid: $80 From: 1984Very rare $1 Arusino, Arubachip. Casino was only openfor a year and very fewexamples are known.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 23

Lot 13$500 & $1,000 Atlantis Atlantic CityCatalog #: N/A Mold: House Condition: CancelledEst. Value: $100 - $120 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1984A pair of notched $500 & $1,000Atlantis, Atlantic City chips. Only 17of each of these believed known.DONATED LOTLot 14$1 Bingo Palace Las VegasCatalog #: N1266 Mold: NEVADA Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $50 - $60 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1979Nice 2 nd issue $1 BingoPalace, Las Vegas NEVADAmold inlaid chip.Lot 1525c Bird Cage Las VegasCatalog #: N9347 Mold: HORSESHU Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $60 - $70 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1958Nice example of this 2 nd issue25c Bird Cage, Las Vegas.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 24

Lot 16$5 Bonanza Hotel Las VegasCatalog #: V3735 Mold: H&C(CJ) Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $60 - $70 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1969Almost uncirculated exampleof this 2 nd issue $5 BonanzaHotel free play chip.Lot 1710c Boon Docks Winnemucca, NVCatalog #: N4422 Mold: HORSESHU Condition: NewEst. Value: $30 - $40 Minimum Bid: $20 From: 1981From the casino’s only issue,the 25c Boon Dock’s,Winnemucca. Very underratedchip.Lot 18$5 Boulder Club Las VegasCatalog #: N4985 Mold: Large Crown Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $50 - $60 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1943Another $5 1 st issue BoulderClub large crown chip. Verynice condition for this chip.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 25

Lot 19$25 Boulder Station (error) Las VegasCatalog #: N0439.E2 Mold: BJONES Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $150 - $200 Minimum Bid: $100 From: 1994Staggering error of this $25 BoulderStation house chip with all 8 yellowinserts missing. Believed to be theunique example.Lot 20$1,000 Bourgogne Et Grasset plaque SampleCatalog #: N/A Mold: BetG Condition: NewEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $20 From: 2000sNice attractive Bourgogne EtGrasset sample plaque fromthe wave series.Lot 21€100 Bourgogne Et Grasset plaque SampleCatalog #: N/A Mold: BetG Condition: NewEst. Value: $30 - $40 Minimum Bid: $20 From: 2000sScarcer 100euro Bourgogne EtGrasset sample plaque fromthe ‘New Collection’ and thusincluding the GPI logo.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 26

Lot 22€2,500 Bourgogne Et Grasset plaque SampleCatalog #: N/A Mold: BetG Condition: NewEst. Value: $50 - $70 Minimum Bid: $25 From: 2000sNice older style eurodenominated Bourgogne EtGrasset sample plaque fromthe Eiffel Tower series.DONATED LOTLot 23Lot of 6 Bourgogne Et Grasset chips SampleCatalog #: N/A Mold: BetG Condition: NewEst. Value: $20 - $30 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 2000sNice selection of 6Bourgogne Et Grassetsample chips. The foursafechips are the scarcervariety, same both sides,rather than those usuallyfound with technical dataon reverse.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 27

Lot 24Non-denom Bourgogne Et Grasset plaque SampleCatalog #: N/A Mold: BetG Condition: NewEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $20 From: 2000sBourgogne Et Grasset sampleplaque from the transitionalperiod where the gpiwebsite address was addedbut not the new logo as yet.Lot 25Set of 36 Bourgogne Et Grasset color pie pieces SampleCatalog #: N/A Mold: N/A Condition: NewEst. Value: $150 - $200 Minimum Bid: $80 From: 2000sA set of 36 BetG color pie piece samples,each of which is made up of 3 separatepieces which are interchangeable to makeup color samples. (just 3 of the 36 shown inscan) Singles have sold for up to $100 inauction before. Much rarer than the BJ orAbbiati sets.Lot 26$5 Brighton Atlantic CityCatalog #: N/A Mold: House Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $120 - $150 Minimum Bid: $60 From: 1980Rare $5 Brighton, AtlanticCity chip from the onlyissue. Nice condition forthis chip.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 28

Lot 27Non-denom Broken Drum (gray) Chico, CA & Las VegasCatalog #: N/A Mold: RECTHRT Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $150 - $200 Minimum Bid: $80 From: c1947A rare chip, believed to have been first used inChico, CA before being brought to N Las Vegas byproprietor Ray Taylor in the 1950s and used forillegal gaming in his establishment there of thesame name. Only six examples known.Lot 28Non-denom Broken Drum (mustard) Chico, CA & Las VegasCatalog #: N/A Mold: RECTHRT Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $150 - $200 Minimum Bid: $80 From: c1947A rare chip, believed to have been first used inChico, CA before being brought to N Las Vegas byproprietor Ray Taylor in the 1950s and used forillegal gaming in his establishment there of thesame name. Only six examples known of thiscolor also; counterpart to the gray chip above.Lot 29$1 Bucket of Blood Virginia CityCatalog #: N4970 Mold: H&C(CJ) Condition: NewEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $25 From: 1962Perfect example of this alwayspopular $1 chip from the onlyissue at this casino.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 29

DONATED LOTLot 30Lot of 4 Bud Jones chips SampleCatalog #: N/A Mold: BJONES Condition: NewEst. Value: $20 - $30 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 2000sSelection of four Bud Jonesmanufacturers sample chips.DONATED LOTLot 31$25 Cactus Jack’s Senator Club Carson CityCatalog #: N7098.C Mold: Small Key Condition: CancelledEst. Value: $100 - $120 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1971Drilled example of this rare 1 stissue $25 Cactus Jack’s SenatorClub small key mold chip.Rated as R-9 in The OfficialU.S. Casino Chip Price Guide.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 30

Lot 3250c Caesars Palace Las VegasCatalog #: N1389 Mold: HCE Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $50 - $60 Minimum Bid: $30 From: 1966Popular 2 nd issue 50c Caesars Palace chip.Has some small marks on reverse whichwill probably remove.Lot 33$5 Caesars Palace Las VegasCatalog #: N1387 Mold: House Condition: AverageEst. Value: $100 - $150 Minimum Bid: $70 From: 1972A 4 th issue $5 Caesars Palace chip. Has someinlay defects on the front as evident on thescan. Nevertheless a scarce and popular chip.Lot 34$1 Cal Neva Lodge Lake Tahoe, NVCatalog #: N6494 Mold: RECTL Condition: AverageEst. Value: $60 - $70 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1955Popular 12 th issue $1 Cal Neva Lodgerectangles mold chip. Average used as isnormal for this chip with only about 40known undrilled examples.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 31

Lot 35$1 Cal Neva Lodge Lake Tahoe, NVCatalog #: N4980 Mold: Crest & Seal Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $60 - $70 Minimum Bid: $30 From: 1937Slight Used example of this classic1 st issue $1 Cal Neva Lodge, LakeTahoe chip.Lot 36$1 California Club, Phil Long’s Las VegasCatalog #: N3694.C Mold: H&C(CJ) Condition: CancelledEst. Value: $120 - $150 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1950sA well used drilled example of this underratedrarity. A 6 th issue $1 Phil Long’sCalifornia Club chip. Almost all knownexamples are drilled and worn like this. Aseldom offered chip.DONATED LOTLot 3710c California Club Las VegasCatalog #: N0783 Mold: Diamond Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1950sVery slight used example ofthis classic 3 rd issue CaliforniaClub 10 center.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 32

Lot 3825c California Club Las VegasCatalog #: N6589.C Mold: Small Crown Condition: CancelledEst. Value: $120 - $150 Minimum Bid: $70 From: 1960Another drilled example of a CaliforniaClub rarity. This one being a 25c 5 thissue. Another seldom offered chip.Lot 39$5 Cal’s Las VegasCatalog #: N8064 Mold: H&C(CJ) Condition: NewEst. Value: $80 - $100 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1950sAnother under-rated chip. This $5Cal’s Gin Mill chip shows up farless frequently than its R-7 rarityrating would suggest.Lot 40$5 Capitol Club Ely, NVCatalog #: N4873 Mold: Hub Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $100 - $80 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1955Very nice example of the 1 stissue $5 Capitol Club, Ely hubmold chip.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 33

Lot 41$5 Casa Vegas Las VegasCatalog #: E6081 Mold: TRIANGLES Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $50 - $70 Minimum Bid: $25 From: 1945Nice example of this scarce chipfrom a small Las Vegas club thatwas only open for a year.Lot 42$25 Casa Vegas Las VegasCatalog #: E6082 Mold: TRIANGLES Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $70 - $80 Minimum Bid: $25 From: 1945Matching $25 to the $5 CasaVegas chip above.Lot 43$5 Cattle Baron Henderson, NVCatalog #: N1455 Mold: HHR Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $100 - $120 Minimum Bid: $60 From: 1991Popular chip from another casinothat only had table games for ayear, this $5 only issue CattleBaron.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 34

Lot 44Set of 49 roulettes Claridge, Atlantic CityCatalog #: N/A Mold: Plain Condition: UsedEst. Value: $100 - $150 Minimum Bid: $50 From: VariousA complete set of 49 Claridge AC roulettes, comprising all 7 colors of all 7 tables. Scan below shows onecolor of each table for representation. Difficult set to complete.Lot 45$1 Club Royale Cruise Ship, FLCatalog #: N/A Mold: WICO Condition: NewEst. Value: $100 - $150 Minimum Bid: $70 From: 1995Very collectable $1 chip fromthis Florida operated cruise shipthat mysteriously sunk in 1995.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 35

Lot 46$5 Club Royale Cruise Ship, FLCatalog #: N/A Mold: WICO Condition: NewEst. Value: $100 - $150 Minimum Bid: $70 From: 1995Matching $5 to the $1 Club Royalelisted above.Lot 47$25 Colbrandt’s Flamingo Club Reno, NVCatalog #: V3912 Mold: HCE Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $80 - $100 Minimum Bid: $40 From: 1940sVery nice example of thisscarce $25 Colbrandt’sFlamingo Club, Reno chip whichbears the initials of operatorVirgil T Smith.RESERVED LOTLot 48$5 Cotton Club Las VegasCatalog #: N0341 Mold: RECTL Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $1,500 - $2,000 Minimum Bid: $1,200 From: 1945Nice example of this classic 1 st issue $5Cotton Club, Las Vegas chip. Rated asR-8 in The Official U.S. Casino ChipPrice Guide.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 36

Lot 49$10 Crystal Saloon Virginia City, NVCatalog #: N6975 Mold: Small Key Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $150 - $170 Minimum Bid: $80 From: 1935Almost uncirculated example ofthe only known chip from theCrystal Saloon, Virginia City.DONATED LOTLot 50$1 Delta Club/Saloon Virginia City, NVCatalog #: N0251 Mold: Small Key Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $30 - $40 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1958Nice 1 st issue $1 DeltaClub/Saloon, Virginia City chip.One of the oldest and longestrunning gaming establishmentsin the world.Lot 51$100 Desert Inn Las VegasCatalog #: N0209 Mold: 6-SUITS Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $80 - $100 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1992A 19 th issue $100 Desert Inn, LasVegas Bud Jones chip. Rated asR-8 in The Official U.S. CasinoChip Price Guide.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 37

Lot 52$1 Desert Inn, Wilbur Clark’s Las VegasCatalog #: N4126 Mold: HCE Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $100 - $120 Minimum Bid: $50 From: c1958Nice example of this classic 8 thissue $1 Wilbur Clark’s Desert Inninlaid HCE mold chip.Lot 53$1 Dunes Las VegasCatalog #: N1507 Mold: H&C(CJ) Condition: AverageEst. Value: $120 - $140 Minimum Bid: $70 From: 1956Classic design 3 rd issue $1 Dunes ‘sultan’.As typically found for this chip, anaverage used example with a few marksand edge nick on front. Still a usefulfiller for someone.Lot 54$1 El Cortez Las VegasCatalog #: N1539 Mold: H&C(CJ) Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $80 - $100 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1964Popular $1 El Cortez 6 th issueChristy Jones mold ‘1/2 pie’ chip.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 38

Lot 5525c El Morocco Las VegasCatalog #: E4503 Mold: Large Crown Condition: NewEst. Value: $50 - $70 Minimum Bid: $25 From: 1958Brand new example of this 4 th issue 25c ElMorocco hot-stamped large crown moldchip.Lot 56$5 El Morocco Las VegasCatalog #: E8771 Mold: HCE Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $150 - $200 Minimum Bid: $80 From: 1950sAlmost uncirculated example ofthis classic 1950s $5 El Morocco 2 ndissue HCE mold chip.Lot 57$5 El Morocco Las VegasCatalog #: E4502 Mold: Diamond Condition: NewEst. Value: $50 - $70 Minimum Bid: $25 From: 1940sEarly 3 rd issue $5 El Morocco diamondmold chip in uncirculated condition.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 39

Lot 58Non-denom (EHG) Eddie’s Club Fallon, NVCatalog #: N0398.pu Mold: Arrowdie Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $60 - $70 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1952A purple Non-denom 1 st issueEddie’s Club, Reno chip, marked‘EHG’ for proprietor EddieGieratz.Lot 59$25 Fiesta Las VegasCatalog #: V4127 Mold: Chipco Condition: NewEst. Value: $30 - $40 Minimum Bid: $20 From: 2000Fiesta, Nth Las Vegas $25 MillenniumLtd Edition chip. This is the variationthat is marked ‘Last chip of themillennium’ on one side and ‘First chipof the millennium’ on the other side.Comes in the original presentation boxas issued to VIP’s.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 40

Lot 6050c Flamingo Las VegasCatalog #: N4134 Mold: HCE Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $150 - $200 Minimum Bid: $80 From: 1960sAlmost uncirculated example of this 7 thissue Flamingo inlaid 50 center, one ofthe most attractive fractional chipsexisting. Rated as R-5 in The OfficialU.S. Casino Chip Price Guide and alwaysin demand in this condition.Lot 61$1 Flamingo Las VegasCatalog #: N1609 Mold: HCE Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $120 - $140 Minimum Bid: $70 From: 1949Classic $1 Flamingo Hotel, Las Vegas fromthe 6 th issue. Rated as R-6 in The OfficialU.S. Casino Price Guide and equally popularas the 50c above. This one is in bettercondition than most found.DONATED LOTLot 62$25 Flamingo Las VegasCatalog #: N1602.c Mold: RECTL Condition: CancelledEst. Value: $50 - $60 Minimum Bid: $5 From: c1948Drilled and cracked example of the very rare 5 thissue $25 Flamingo Hotel rectangles mold chip.With only 3 or 4 known undrilled, this chip is ratedas R-8 just for drilled condition in The Official U.S.Casino Chip Price Guide. A great filler for a chipthat could cost $5k+ if ever available undrilled.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 41

Lot 6350c Flamingo Capri Las VegasCatalog #: N1598 Mold: DIECAR Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $300 - $350 Minimum Bid: $200 From: 1973Superb looking example of this inlaid 1 stissue 50c Flamingo Capri chip. Rated as R-8in The Official U.S. Casino Price Guide.Seldom seen this nice.Lot 64$1 Flamingo Capri Las VegasCatalog #: N0976 Mold: DIECAR Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $150 - $200 Minimum Bid: $80 From: 1973Counterpart to the 50c above, the inlaid1 st issue $1 Flamingo Capri chip. Ratedas R-6 in The Official U.S. Casino PriceGuide. An equally nice looking example.Lot 65$1 Flamingo Hilton Las VegasCatalog #: N1600 Mold: House Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $50 - $60 Minimum Bid: $30 From: 1980sA nice 13 th issue $1 FlamingoHilton chip.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 42

Lot 66$5 Flamingo Hilton Las VegasCatalog #: N4492 Mold: House Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $50 - $60 Minimum Bid: $30 From: 1980sMatching 13 th issue $5 Flamingo Hilton tothe $1 above. Equally popular chip.Lot 67$5 Fort Lucinda Boulder Dam, NVCatalog #: N1612 Mold: H&C(CJ) Condition: NewEst. Value: $70 - $80 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1964Brand new example of this only issue $5 FortLucinda, Boulder Dam, NV chip. The onlyknown issue of chips that say ‘Boulder Dam’.Rated as R-7 in The Official U.S. Casino ChipPrice Guide.Lot 68$1 Fremont Las VegasCatalog #: N1633 Mold: Arrowdie Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $100 - $120 Minimum Bid: $60 From: 1950sGreat looking and always popular 2 ndissue $1 Fremont Las Vegas arrowidemold chip. Always in demand this nice.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 43

DONATED LOTLot 69Non-denom Frisco Club Reno, NVCatalog #: N7663 Mold: T’s Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1951Slight used example of the only issue nondenominatedchip from the Frisco Club,Reno, NV. This chip is rated as R-10 in TheOfficial U.S. Casino Chip Price Guide.Lot 70$1 Gold Club Sparks, NVCatalog #: N7346 Mold: Small Key Condition: NewEst. Value: $70 - $80 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1967Very nice 1 st issue $1 Gold Club, SparksNV hot-stamped small key mold chip.Lot 71$100 Gold River Laughlin, NVCatalog #: E0632 Mold: H&C Condition: NewEst. Value: $100 - $120 Minimum Bid: $60 From: 1990sBrand new example of this 3 rd issue $100Gold River, Laughlin, NV chip. Rated as R-8in The Official U.S. Casino Chip Price Guide.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 44

DONATED LOTLot 72$25 Golden Club (MOM’S) Austin, NVCatalog #: N9828 Mold: Arrowdie Condition: NewEst. Value: $70 - $80 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1950sA $25 1 st issue Golden Club,Austin, NV arrowdie mold chip inuncirculated condition.Lot 73$25 Golden Gate Las VegasCatalog #: N7600 Mold: House Condition: NewEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $25 From: 1975Brand new example of this 7 th issue$25 Golden Gate PaulSon metalcenter chip.DONATED LOTLot 74$5 Golden Nugget token Las VegasCatalog #: N/A Mold: N/A Condition: Very FineEst. Value: $15 - $20 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1984An attractive and seldom seen $5Golden Nugget, Las Vegas 1984token in very fine condition.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 45

DONATED LOTLot 75$25 Golden Slot Club Las VegasCatalog #: N6768 Mold: Small Crown Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1955Very nice very slight used example of theonly issue $25 Golden Slot Club, Las Vegaschip, rated as R-6 in The Official U.S. CasinoChip Price Guide.Lot 76$100 Green Valley Ranch Drop Bar Henderson, NVCatalog #: E0722 Mold: H&C Condition: NewEst. Value: $90 - $100 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 2002Rare $100 Green Valley Ranch,Henderson, NV ‘Drop Bar’ LtdEdition chip in uncirculatedcondition. Only 100 made.Lot 77$100 Green Valley Ranch Whiskey Sky Henderson, NVCatalog #: E0725 Mold: H&C Condition: NewEst. Value: $90 - $100 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 2002Rare $100 Green Valley Ranch,Henderson, NV ‘Whiskey Sky’ LtdEdition chip in uncirculatedcondition. Only 100 made.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 46

Lot 78$1 Hacienda Las VegasCatalog #: N1740 Mold: Small Key Condition: AverageEst. Value: $80 - $100 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1960sA typical average used $1 1 stissue Hacienda, Las Vegas chip.Slight blemish on the front inlaydoes not detract.Lot 79$100 Hacienda Final Sunset Las VegasCatalog #: N8483 Mold: H&C Condition: NewEst. Value: $100 - $120 Minimum Bid: $60 From: 1996Rare $100 Hacienda, Las Vegas‘Final Sunset, Final Flight’ LtdEdition chip in uncirculatedcondition. 500 made, but 350 ofthese were destroyed.Lot 80$25 Hard Rock Sammy Hagar Las VegasCatalog #: E0793 Mold: H&C Condition: NewEst. Value: $600 - $700 Minimum Bid: $400 From: 2002Very rare $25 Hard Rock LasVegas Sammy Hagar Ltd Editionchip. One of the two mostsought after Hard Rock issues.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 47

DONATED LOTLot 8125c Harold’s Topaz Lodge Topaz Lake, NVCatalog #: N5793 Mold: Large Key Condition: NewEst. Value: $30 - $40 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1970Nice looking hot-stamped 25c fromthe only issue at Harold’s TopazLodge, Topaz Lake, NV.Lot 82Set of 84 roulettes Harrah’s, Atlantic CityCatalog #: N/A Mold: ROULETTE Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $200 - $300 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1990sA rare full set of all 84 Harrah’s, Atlantic City nautical theme roulette chips. Comprises the seven colorsin each of all the 12 designs represented below.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 48

Lot 83Pair of $25 Harrah’s baccarats Lake TahoeCatalog #: V6863/N6432 Mold: Mixed Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $50 - $60 Minimum Bid: $30 From: VariousA very slightly used pair of $25baccarat chips from Harrah’sLake Tahoe.Lot 84Set of 4 $10 Harrah’s winter wonderland tokens Las VegasCatalog #: N/A Mold: N/A Condition: NewEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $30 From: 2003?Scarce set of 4 $10 Harrah’s LasVegas ‘Winter Wonderland’ LtdEdition painted and enamelledtokens, as issued.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 49

Lot 85Set of 5 $1 Harrah’s colorized slot tokens Las VegasCatalog #: N/A Mold: N/A Condition: Very FineEst. Value: $30 - $40 Minimum Bid: $20 From: 1990sScarce set of 5 $1 Harrah’s,Las Vegas colorized tokens invery fine condition.Lot 86$2.50 Harrah’s error Reno, NVCatalog #: N6439 Mold: PMSC Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $20 From: 1980sNice example of this scarce errorchip. The $2.50 Harrah’sReno/Tahoe brass core in yellow,inadvertently made in the samecolor as the $1 issue.Lot 87$500 Harvey’s Lake Tahoe, NVCatalog #: N4622 Mold: House Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $200 - $250 Minimum Bid: $100 From: 2002Rare 16 th issue $500 Harvey’sLake Tahoe chip in almostuncirculated condition. Ratedas R-10 in The Official U.S.Casino Chip Guide.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 50

Lot 8810c Hawthorne Club Hawthorne, NVCatalog #: N6484 Mold: RECTHRT Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $60 - $70 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1950Very nice 60 year old 10 center 2 ndissue chip from the HawthorneClub, Hawthorne, NV.Lot 8960c Holiday Hotel Reno, NVCatalog #: N5171 Mold: Large Key Condition: NewEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $25 From: 1970sUnusual denomination ‘Good forone Keno ticket’ 60c chip fromthe Holiday Hotel, Reno.Lot 90$1 Holiday Reno, NVCatalog #: N5170 Mold: Small Crown Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $50 - $60 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1964Very attractive 2 nd issue $1 Holidayin Reno small crown mold chip.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 51

Lot 91$5 Holiday Hotel token Reno, NVCatalog #: N/A Mold: N/A Condition: AverageEst. Value: $70 - $100 Minimum Bid: $50 From: UnknownA very rare old $5 token fromthe Holiday Hotel, Reno.Lot 9225c Horseshoe Club Las VegasCatalog #: N1775 Mold: DISWIRL Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $60 - $70 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1950sVery old 9 th issue 25c HorseshoeClub, Las Vegas chip on the diswirlmold. Almost uncirculated.Lot 9350c Horseshoe Club Las VegasCatalog #: V2810 Mold: Large Crown Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $150 - $200 Minimum Bid: $80 From: 1951A rare 1 st issue 50c HorseshoeClub, Las Vegas chip, notbelieved to exist in anyquantity, with only about 50examples known.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 52

Lot 94$25 Horseshoe Johnny Moss Las VegasCatalog #: V2820 Mold: Chipco Condition: NewEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $30 From: 1999Scarce $25 Horseshoe, Las VegasJohnny Moss WSOP Ltd Edition chipwithout the serial number.Lot 95$100 Horseshoe Benny Binion Las VegasCatalog #: V2821 Mold: Chipco Condition: NewEst. Value: $100 - $130 Minimum Bid: $60 From: 1999Rare $100 Horseshoe, Las VegasBenny Binion WSOP Ltd Editionchip without the serial number.Lot 96$1,000 Horseshoe Club Las VegasCatalog #: V4647 Mold: HORSHU Condition: NewEst. Value: $100 - $120 Minimum Bid: $60 From: 1980sClassic 10 th issue $1,000 HorseshoeClub, Las Vegas chip in uncirculatedcondition.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 53

Lot 97Set of 3 Hotel Del Artistica Havana, CubaCatalog #: N/A Mold: C&S Condition: AverageEst. Value: $150 - $200 Minimum Bid: $80 From: UnknownScarce set of 3 Crest & Sealchips from the Hotel DelArtictica, Havana, Cuba.Lot 98$50 Hotel Nevada Battle Mountain, NVCatalog #: N3803 Mold: H&C(CJ) Condition: NewEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $20 From: 1960sOne of the few old $50 denominationchips that exist, this 3 rd issue HotelNevada, Battle Mountain, NV chip inuncirculated condition.DONATED LOTLot 99$5 International Las VegasCatalog #: N4103 Mold: HCE Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $120 - $150 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1984Scarce 1 st issue $5 International,Las Vegas chip, listed with a rarityof R-8 in The Official U.S. CasinoChip Price Guide.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 54

Lot 100$25 Jim’s Casino & Saloon Wendover, NVCatalog #: V9117 Mold: H&C(CJ) Condition: AverageEst. Value: $1,000 - $1,500 Minimum Bid: $500 From: 1980sA great rarity, being one of only 3 unnotchedexamples known, this $25 isa 1 st issue Jim’s Casino & Saloon,Wendover, NV chip.Lot 101$100 John’s Tahoe Nugget Lake Tahoe, NVCatalog #: V1225 Mold: H&C Condition: NewEst. Value: $300 - $400 Minimum Bid: $200 From: 1981Rare 1 st issue $100 from John’sTahoe Nugget, noted as rarityR-9 in The Official U.S. CasinoChip Price Guide.Lot 102$1 Keith’s Model T Truck Stop Winnemucca, NVCatalog #: N6083 Mold: NEVADA Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $80 - $100 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1969Very nice example of this classic hotstamped$1 from Keith’s Model TTruck Stop, Winnemucca, NV.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 55

Lot 103$10 Keystone Club Fallon, NVCatalog #: N3254 Mold: HCE Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $60 - $70 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1950sAn almost uncirculated 3 rdissue $10 Keystone Club fromFallon, NV.Lot 104$1 Kings Castle Lake Tahoe, NVCatalog #: V4716 Mold: H&C(CJ) Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $80 - $100 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1969Very slight used 2 nd issue $1 King’sCastle, Lake Tahoe FREE PLAY chip.DONATED LOTLot 105$5 La Rue Las VegasCatalog #: N7023 Mold: Small Key Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $100 - $130 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1950A slight used example of this $5 LaRue, Las Vegas chip. Thisdenomination was not found in thesame high quantity as others.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 56

DONATED LOTLot 106$100 La Rue Las VegasCatalog #: V6381 Mold: Small Key Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $100 - $130 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1950Matching the $5 above, a slight usedexample of the $100 La Rue. Thisdenomination was also not found inthe same high quantity as others.Lot 107$5 Landmark Las VegasCatalog #: N1844 Mold: H&C(CJ) Condition: AverageEst. Value: $500 - $600 Minimum Bid: $300 From: 1969A typically average used classic 1 st issue$5 Landmark, Las Vegas Christy Jonesmold chip. Rate as R-7 in The OfficialU.S. Casino Chip Price Guide.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 57

Lot 108$100 La Vegas Club Babe Ruth Las VegasCatalog #: N0455 Mold: BJONES Condition: NewEst. Value: $70 - $100 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1995Scarce example of this $100 LasVegas Club Babe Ruth Ltd Editionchip in the original presentationbox with the certificate. Lessthan 600 of these surviveddestruction and many weredistributed outside the chipcollecting market.Lot 109$100 Last Frontier Las VegasCatalog #: N6744 Mold: Small Key Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $50 - $60 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1944An almost uncirculated example of thisgreat old $100 Last Frontier Hotel ’21Club’ metal inlaid chip.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 58

Lot 11050c Mac’s Reno, NVCatalog #: E7207 Mold: H&C(CJ) Condition: NewEst. Value: $120 - $140 Minimum Bid: $70 From: 1960sAn uncirculated 4 th issue 50c Mac’s,Reno, NV chip.Lot 111$5 Main Street Station Las VegasCatalog #: N1892 Mold: Chipco Condition: NewEst. Value: $60 - $70 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1991Scarce but always popular shortlived $5 chipco issue from MainStreet Station, Las Vegas, featuringRosie O’Gradys.Lot 112$10 MGM Grand jeton Las VegasCatalog #: N6206 Mold: BetG Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $50 - $60 Minimum Bid: $30 From: 1994Very slight used $10 MGM Grand LasVegas jeton; plain style.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 59

Lot 113$100 MGM Grand baccarat Las VegasCatalog #: V2983 Mold: H&C Condition: AverageEst. Value: $1,000 - $1,500 Minimum Bid: $500 From: 1970sVery rare 3 rd issue $100 MGMGrand, Las Vegas baccarat chip,rated as R-10 in The Official U.S.Casino Chip Price Guide. This isNOT a fire damaged chip.Lot 114$5 MGM Grand prototype Reno, NVCatalog #: N4549 Mold: House Condition: PrototypeEst. Value: $150 - $200 Minimum Bid: $80 From: 1978A rare prototype design $5 MGMGrand, Reno chip, unlisted in TheOfficial U.S. Casino Chip Price Guide.Lot 115$500 MGM Grand Reno, NVCatalog #: V2985 Mold: House Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $120 - $150 Minimum Bid: $70 From: 1978Scarce 2 nd issue $500 MGM Grand,Reno chip. Listed as R-7 in TheOfficial U.S. Casino Chip Price Guide.Almost uncirculated condition.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 60

Lot 11610c Mickey’s Las VegasCatalog #: N0381 Mold: HHR Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $130 - $150 Minimum Bid: $70 From: 1978Scarce only issue Mickey’s, Las Vegas10 center, listed as R-8 in The OfficialU.S. Casino Chip Price Guide. Almostuncirculated example.Lot 11750c Mint Las VegasCatalog #: N6731 Mold: Small Crown Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $130 - $150 Minimum Bid: $70 From: 1970sVery slight used example of thispopular 3 rd issue 50c Mint, LasVegas hot-stamped small crownmold chip.Lot 118$5 Mint Las VegasCatalog #: E7223 Mold: H&C(CJ) Condition: AverageEst. Value: $20 - $25 Minimum Bid: $10 From: 1960sA typically average used example ofthis 8 th issue $5 Del Webb’s MintHotel, Las Vegas chip.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 61

Lot 119$100 Mirage Las VegasCatalog #: E7235 Mold: WICO Condition: PROTOTYPEEst. Value: $300 - $350 Minimum Bid: $200 From: 1989A rare WICO prototype $100Mirage, Las Vegas chip. Seldomoffered.DONATED LOTLot 120$1,000 Mirage Las VegasCatalog #: E5371.C Mold: House Condition: CancelledEst. Value: $120 - $200 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1996Rare notched example of the2 nd issue $1,000 Mirage, LasVegas chip.DONATED LOTLot 121Non-denom Monte Carlo Las VegasCatalog #: N0786 Mold: Diamond Condition: AverageEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1948An average used 3 rd issue nondenominatedMonte Carlo, LasVegas chip. Listed as R-7 in TheOfficial U.S. Casino Chip PriceGuide.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 62

Lot 122$100 Monte Carlo RenoCatalog #: N8801 Mold: Large Key Condition: NewEst. Value: $80 - $100 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1970sAn uncancelled 2 nd issue $100 MonteCarlo, Reno, NV large key mold chipin uncirculated condition.Lot 12310c Monte Carlo Club Las VegasCatalog #: N1937 Mold: Diamond Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $20 From: 1948Popular 2 nd issue 10 center fromthe Monte Carlo Club, Las Vegas.DONATED LOTLot 124$500 Nevada Club Las VegasCatalog #: N0825 Mold: DISQR Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $50 - $60 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1960sAn almost uncirculatedexample of the $500 NevadaClub, Las Vegas ‘souvenir-nonredeemable’ variety.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 63

Lot 12525c New Town Tavern Las VegasCatalog #: N4328 Mold: HHR Condition: NewEst. Value: $80 - $100 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1981Superb 8 th issue 25c New TownTavern, Las Vegas chip, listed as R-7in The Official U.S. Casino ChipPrice Guide.DONATED LOTLot 126$1 Nugget Sparks, NVCatalog #: E4104 Mold: Small Key Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $60 - $70 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1950sA slight used 2 nd issue $1Sparks Nugget hot-stampedsmall key mold chip.Lot 127$1 Overland Bar Carlin, NVCatalog #: N7335 Mold: Small Key Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $30 - $40 Minimum Bid: $20 From: 1958This very slight used $1 OverlandBar, Carlin, NV is an example ofthe only chip ever issued at thiscasino.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 64

Lot 128Palace Club C&S roulette Reno, NVCatalog #: N6417.pi Mold: Crest & Seal Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $150 - $200 Minimum Bid: $100 From: 1930sAn undrilled pink table 1 crest & sealroulette from the Palace Club, Reno.Lot 129Palace Club C&S roulette Reno, NVCatalog #: E1783.mr Mold: Crest & Seal Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $150 - $200 Minimum Bid: $100 From: 1930sAn undrilled maroon table 2 crest & sealroulette from the Palace Club, Reno.Lot 130Palace Club C&S roulette Reno, NVCatalog #: N6419.pu Mold: Crest & Seal Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $150 - $200 Minimum Bid: $100 From: 1930sAn undrilled purple table 3 crest & sealroulette from the Palace Club, Reno.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 65

Lot 131Set of 3 Palms Celebrity Poker chips Las VegasCatalog #: Various Mold: H&C Condition: NewEst. Value: $100 - $150 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 2003Rare set of 3 PalmsLas Vegas 2003Celebrity PokerShowdown no cashvalue chips.DONATED LOTLot 132Set of 4 Palms ‘Stuff Weekend’ Poker chips Las VegasCatalog #: Various Mold: H&C Condition: NewEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 2005Scarce set of 4Palms LasVegas 2005‘StuffWeekend’ nocash valuetournamentchips.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 66

Lot 133$5 Palms Win Cards NCV Las VegasCatalog #: E7555 Mold: 8SUITS Condition: NewEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $20 From: 2009A very rare $5 Palms Win Cards no cashvalue chip. The program was onlyoperated for a very short time and only27 of these chips escaped destruction.Lot 134Pair of $10 Palms Red Cap Silver Strikes Las VegasCatalog #: N/A Mold: N/A Condition: NewEst. Value: $60 - $80 Minimum Bid: $40 From: 2005A pair of red cap $10 Palms2005 Convention SilverStrikes.DONATED LOTLot 135Pair of Palms 4 th July 2008 commemorative dice Las VegasCatalog #: N/A Mold: N/A Condition: N/AEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 2008A rare pair of Palms 4 th July 2008 commemorativedice. A maximum of 30 sticks only wereproduced of all Palms commemorative dice.Auction is for one pair only, picture is toillustrate the different printed sides.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 67

DONATED LOTLot 136Pair of Palms 4 th July 2009 commemorative dice Las VegasCatalog #: N/A Mold: N/A Condition: N/AEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 2009A rare pair of Palms 4 th July 2009 commemorativedice. A maximum of 30 sticks only wereproduced of all Palms commemorative dice.Auction is for one pair only, picture is toillustrate the different printed sides.Lot 137Pair of Palms Halloween 2007 commemorative dice Las VegasCatalog #: N/A Mold: N/A Condition: N/AEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $20 From: 2007A rare pair of Palms Halloween 2007commemorative dice. A maximum of 30 sticksonly were produced of all Palms commemorativedice. Auction is for one pair only, picture is toillustrate the different printed sides.Lot 138Pair of Palms Playboy 2009 commemorative dice Las VegasCatalog #: N/A Mold: N/A Condition: N/AEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $20 From: 2009A rare pair of Palms Playboy 2009commemorative dice. A maximum of 30 sticksonly were produced of all Palms commemorativedice. Auction is for one pair only, picture is toillustrate the different printed sides.Lot 139Pair of Palms Playboy 2 nd anniv. 2008 commem. dice Las VegasCatalog #: N/A Mold: N/A Condition: N/AEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $20 From: 2008A rare pair of Palms Playboy 2 nd anniversary 2008commemorative dice. A maximum of 30 sticksonly were produced of all Palms commemorativedice. Auction is for one pair only, picture is toillustrate the different printed sides.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 68

Lot 140Pair of Palms Playboy 3 rd anniv. 2009 commem. dice Las VegasCatalog #: N/A Mold: N/A Condition: N/AEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $20 From: 2009A rare pair of Palms Playboy 3 rd anniversary 2009commemorative dice. A maximum of 30 sticksonly were produced of all Palms commemorativedice. Auction is for one pair only, picture is toillustrate the different printed sides.DONATED LOTLot 1412 non-denom chips Playboy Palms Party, Las VegasCatalog #: V9384/5 Mold: BJ Condition: NewEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 2001Scarce pair of non-denominations Playboy chips, made for the pre Palms Grand Opening partyat the Playboy Mansion.DONATED LOTLot 142Pair of Palms Superbowl 2008 commemorative dice Las VegasCatalog #: N/A Mold: N/A Condition: N/AEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 2008A rare pair of Palms Superbowl 2008commemorative dice. A maximum of 30 sticksonly were produced of all Palms commemorativedice. Auction is for one pair only, picture is toillustrate the different printed sides.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 69

Lot 143Pair of Palms Year of the Ox 2009 commemorative dice Las VegasCatalog #: N/A Mold: N/A Condition: N/AEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $20 From: 2009A rare pair of Palms Chinese Year of the Ox 2009commemorative dice. A maximum of 30 sticksonly were produced of all Palms commemorativedice. Auction is for one pair only, picture is toillustrate the different printed sides.DONATED LOTLot 144$100 Pioneer Laughlin, NVCatalog #: E7290 Mold: H&C Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $50 - $100 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1989A $100 Pioneer Laughlin, NV chip. Fromthe dig but with no apparent signsthereof and scarce in this condition.DONATED LOTLot 145$1,000 Pioneer Laughlin, NVCatalog #: E7292 Mold: H&C Condition: NewEst. Value: $50 - $100 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1989A $1,000 Pioneer Laughlin, NV chip.Full disclosure again that this is fromthe dig but with no apparent signsthereof and rare in this condition.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 70

Lot 146$1 Ponderosa Reno, NVCatalog #: E2151 Mold: Large Key Condition: NewEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $20 From: 1970sScarce $1 Ponderosa, Reno large keymold chip. Unlisted in The Official U.S.Casino Chip Price Guide.Lot 147$1 Pony Express Minden, NVCatalog #: E7336 Mold: Small Key Condition: NewEst. Value: $70 - $80 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1955Scarce $1 from the only issue at thePony Express, Minden. NV, inuncirculated condition.Lot 148$1 Railroad Pass Henderson, NVCatalog #: N6981 Mold: EWING Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $30 - $40 Minimum Bid: $20 From: 1980A 3 rd issue $1 Railroad Pass, Henderson,NV Ewing mold chip.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 71

Lot 149$5 Ray & Ruth’s Stardust Jackpot, NVCatalog #: E7376 Mold: H&C(CJ) Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $300 - $350 Minimum Bid: $150 From: 1961A rare only issue $5 Ray & Ruth’sStardust, Jackpot. NV chip, in almostuncirculated condition.Lot 150$25 Ray & Ruth’s Stardust Jackpot, NVCatalog #: V1585 Mold: H&C(CJ) Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $300 - $350 Minimum Bid: $150 From: 1961A rare only issue $25 Ray & Ruth’sStardust, Jackpot. NV chip, in almostuncirculated condition.Lot 151$1 Red Garter Las VegasCatalog #: N3858 Mold: H&C(CJ) Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $100 - $120 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1972A nice very slight used $1 Red Garter,Las Vegas chip. Has slight warping.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 72

Lot 152$25 Reno Ramada Reno, NVCatalog #: N6464 Mold: PMSC Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $60 - $80 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1988A very slight used only issue $25 RenoRamada brass core chip.Lot 153$2.50 Resorts International Atlantic CityCatalog #: N/A Mold: H&C Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $100 - $150 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1978Scarce 1 st issue $2.50 ResortsInternational, Atlantic City chip.Lot 154$5 Resorts International Atlantic CityCatalog #: N/A Mold: H&C Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $60 - $80 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1978Scarce 1 st issue $5 ResortsInternational, Atlantic City chip.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 73

DONATED LOTLot 155$100 Riverside Hotel Reno, NVCatalog #: N4920 Mold: Large Crown Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $50 - $60 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1959A scarce 5 th issue $100 Riverside Hotel,Reno large crown mold chip with greathot-stamped picture of the hotel.Listed as R-7 in The Official U.S.Casino Chip Price Guide.Lot 156$100 Sahara plaque Las VegasCatalog #: N6426 Mold: BetG Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $25 From: 1974A 12 th issue $100 plaque from theSahara Hotel, Las Vegas, whichfinally just closed its doors after59 years in operation.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 74

Lot 157$5 Sahara bi-centennial Las VegasCatalog #: N2110 Mold: H&C Condition: AverageEst. Value: $150 - $200 Minimum Bid: $80 From: 1976An 11 th issue $5 Sahara, Las VegasBi-Centennial chip.Lot 158$1 Sahara & Thunderbird Las VegasCatalog #: N2117 Mold: HCE Condition: AverageEst. Value: $80 - $100 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1964Typical average used example ofthis only issue $1 Sahara &Thunderbird, Las Vegas chip.Lot 159Set of 4 Reliable manufacturers samples SampleCatalog #: N/A Mold: PMSC Condition: NewEst. Value: $80 - $100 Minimum Bid: $50 From: UnknownSet of 4 different Reliable brasscore manufacturers samples.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 75

Lot 160Reliable manufacturers sample PrototypeCatalog #: N/A Mold: PMSC Condition: PROTOTYPEEst. Value: $80 - $100 Minimum Bid: $50 From: UnknownA scarce multicolored brass Reliablemanufacturers prototype core chip.Lot 161Reliable manufacturers sample PrototypeCatalog #: N/A Mold: PMSC Condition: PROTOTYPEEst. Value: $80 - $100 Minimum Bid: $50 From: UnknownA scarce multicolored copper Reliablemanufacturers prototype core chip.Lot 162$5 Sands baccarat Las VegasCatalog #: N7821 Mold: House Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $25 From: 1980sA 17 th issue Sands Las Vegas $5baccarat chip.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 76

Lot 163$20 Sands jeton Las VegasCatalog #: N6196 Mold: BetG Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $600 - $700 Minimum Bid: $400 From: 1950sRare 7 th issue Sands, Las Vegas $20baccarat jeton. Listed as R-8 in TheOfficial U.S. Casino Chip Price Guide.Lot 164$50 Sands jeton Las VegasCatalog #: N6184 Mold: BetG Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $500 - $600 Minimum Bid: $300 From: 1950sRare 7 th issue Sands, Las Vegas $50baccarat jeton. Listed as R-8 in TheOfficial U.S. Casino Chip Price Guide.Lot 165$100 Sands plaque Las VegasCatalog #: N6421 Mold: BetG Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $400 - $500 Minimum Bid: $240 From: 1950sRare 7 th issue Sands, Las Vegas $100baccarat plaque. Listed as R-8 in TheOfficial U.S. Casino Chip Price Guide.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 77

Lot 166$500 Sands plaque Las VegasCatalog #: N6422 Mold: BetG Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $700 - $800 Minimum Bid: $500 From: 1950sRare 7 th issue Sands, Las Vegas $500baccarat plaque. Listed as R-8 in TheOfficial U.S. Casino Chip Price Guide.Lot 167$1,000 Sands plaque Las VegasCatalog #: N6424 Mold: BetG Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $900 - $1,000 Minimum Bid: $600 From: 1950sRare 7 th issue Sands, Las Vegas $1,000baccarat plaque. Listed as R-8 in TheOfficial U.S. Casino Chip Price Guide.Lot 168Lot of 3 x 25c Sinabar Las VegasCatalog #: N7833 Mold: EWING Condition: AverageEst. Value: $80 - $100 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1973A lot of 3 identical 25c Sinabar, LasVegas chips. Picture shows one ofthese only.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 78

Lot 169$25 Sky Harbor Lake Tahoe, NVCatalog #: N5568 Mold: Arrowdie Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $50 - $60 Minimum Bid: $30 From: 1950sAn almost uncirculated example of thisclassic $25 Sky Harbor, Lake Tahoe, NVarrowdie mold chip.Lot 170$25 South Tahoe Nugget Lake Tahoe, NVCatalog #: V1228 Mold: H&C Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $450 - $500 Minimum Bid: $250 From: 1980A rare 4 th issue $25 South Tahoe Nugget,Lake Tahoe chip. Listed as R-8 in TheOfficial U.S. Casino Chip Price Guide.Lot 171Non denom Sphinx Reno, NVCatalog #: N6376.bk Mold: Crest & Seal Condition: AverageEst. Value: $200 - $220 Minimum Bid: $100 From: 1941A rare Sphinx, Reno non denominatedblack crest and seal chip.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 79

Lot 172Non denom Sphinx Reno, NVCatalog #: N9140.pi Mold: Crest & Seal Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $200 - $220 Minimum Bid: $100 From: 1941A rare Sphinx, Reno non denominatedpink crest and seal chip.Lot 173$25 Stardust Lake Tahoe, NVCatalog #: N0354 Mold: Arrowdie Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $100 - $120 Minimum Bid: $70 From: 1957An almost uncirculated example of thisclassic $25 Stardust, Lake Tahoe, NVarrowdie mold chip. Always popular,and one of only two chips issued fromthis casino.Lot 174$5 Stork Club Las VegasCatalog #: V5670 Mold: Large Crown Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $50 - $70 Minimum Bid: $25 From: 1947A very nice almost uncirculated $5Stork Club, Las Vegas chip.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 80

RESERVED LOTLot 175$5 The Casino bi-centennial Las VegasCatalog #: N5957 Mold: NEVADA Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $1,500 - $2,000 Minimum Bid: $1,350 From: 1976The key Las Vegas Bi-Centennial chip.This only issue $5 from The Casino israted as R-8 in The Official U.S. CasinoChip Price Guide. In almostuncirculated condition.Lot 17625c Town Hall Round Up Las VegasCatalog #: N7857 Mold: H&C(CJ) Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $70 - $80 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1962Rare, almost uncirculated only issue25c Town Hall Round Up, Las Vegaschip. Listed as R-10 in The OfficialU.S. Casino Chip Price Guide.Lot 177$5 Town House Elko, NVCatalog #: E2802 Mold: Arrowdie Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $70 - $80 Minimum Bid: $40 From: 1950sVery slight used example of this $5Ken’s Town House, Elko, NV arrowdiemold chip. Although a quantity ofthese were found, very few were in asnice a condition as this.Casino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 81

Lot 17825c Vegas World Las VegasCatalog #: N3102 Mold: H&C Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $70 - $80 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1980sNice hot-stamped 25c VegasWorld, Las Vegas chip.Lot 179$100 Vegas World Las VegasCatalog #: N9257 Mold: H&C Condition: NewEst. Value: $100 - $120 Minimum Bid: $50 From: 1980sScarce 1 st issue $100 Bob Stupak’sVegas World, Las Vegas chip in newcondition.DONATED LOTLot 180$1 Vic’s Jolly Jug Henderson, NVCatalog #: N1810 Mold: H&C(CJ) Condition: Slight UsedEst. Value: $40 - $50 Minimum Bid: $5 From: 1965Very nice very slight used only issue $1Vic’s Jolly Jug, Henderson, NV ChristyJones hot-stamped chip.END OF SALECasino Chip & Gaming Token Collectors Club • Auction 2011 • Page 82