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#1
General Discussion / The Greg Susong Memorial Award
Last post by Tom Hertel LM-1932 - Jan 10, 2025, 04:29 PMAttention All Club members; we are still looking for your nominations for this award. PLease take a few minutes and nominate that person that has been helping with the club. look under News & Events on the club website for everything you need.
#2
General Discussion / The Greg Susong Memorial Award
Last post by Tom Hertel LM-1932 - Jan 03, 2025, 12:06 PMThe Greg Susong Memorial Award is given to the person that you feel has made the greatest contributions to the CCA and the casino collectibles hobby, in addition to having the greatest impact on advancing the hobby throughout each calendar year. Consideration should include contributions in all facets of the hobby, both online, in print and in person at CCA functions.
You can find a Ballot on the CCA Website (under News & Events) or use the one that was included in the last club magazine. SUBMISSION DEADLINE IS: FEBRUARY 2,2025
You can find a Ballot on the CCA Website (under News & Events) or use the one that was included in the last club magazine. SUBMISSION DEADLINE IS: FEBRUARY 2,2025
#3
Events / Re: The Greg Susong Memorial A...
Last post by Jim Follis LM-3872-53 - Dec 31, 2024, 10:40 PMTom and Barbara, thank you for stepping up to taking on this Project of the CCA!
#4
Events / The Greg Susong Memorial Award...
Last post by Tom Hertel LM-1932 - Dec 31, 2024, 05:27 PMThe Greg Susong Memorial Award is given to the person that you feel has made the greatest contributions to the CCA and the casino collectibles hobby, in addition to having the greatest impact on advancing the hobby throughout each calendar year. Consideration should include contributions in all facets of the hobby, both online, in print and in person at CCA functions.
You can find a Ballot on the CCA Website (under News & Events) or use the one that was included in the last club magazine. SUBMISSION DEADLINE IS: FEBRUARY 2,2025
You can find a Ballot on the CCA Website (under News & Events) or use the one that was included in the last club magazine. SUBMISSION DEADLINE IS: FEBRUARY 2,2025
#5
General Discussion / CCA Member News!
Last post by Bob Miksztal R-8909 - Dec 09, 2024, 06:47 PMThe Membership Growth and Engagement Committee is proud to announce a new electronic publication: The CCA Member News!
The CCA Member News is a straight shot of club news, only for members. Quick facts, small write-ups and links to more info if you are interested.
We don't have a set schedule but will send when the news warrants it.
Are you a member but did get it? It means we don't have a good email address for you! Send me an email to me (greatoz99@yahoo.com) with your name a good email and we can fix that.
The CCA Member News is a straight shot of club news, only for members. Quick facts, small write-ups and links to more info if you are interested.
We don't have a set schedule but will send when the news warrants it.
Are you a member but did get it? It means we don't have a good email address for you! Send me an email to me (greatoz99@yahoo.com) with your name a good email and we can fix that.
#6
Identification Help / Re: Players Island Commemorati...
Last post by Bob Pardue CLM-0003-40 - Nov 25, 2024, 09:38 PMDoes your $5000 chip look like the one shown below? (Not mine. It's from chipguide.themogh.org website.)
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If so, it's from a closed casino that was in Mesquite, NV. As encased, it was probably given out as a memento to employees or guests. Like a paper weight. It's hard to value, IMO since there's limited collectors who interests include high-value chips from a non-LV casino that's permanently encased in plastic. Strictly a guess, since I don't collect such items, but it might be in the $20-$50 range (maybe more?), but finding a niche buyer who's interested may be hard. Again, just my opinion. Try asking at www.thechipboard.com too. Good luck.
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If so, it's from a closed casino that was in Mesquite, NV. As encased, it was probably given out as a memento to employees or guests. Like a paper weight. It's hard to value, IMO since there's limited collectors who interests include high-value chips from a non-LV casino that's permanently encased in plastic. Strictly a guess, since I don't collect such items, but it might be in the $20-$50 range (maybe more?), but finding a niche buyer who's interested may be hard. Again, just my opinion. Try asking at www.thechipboard.com too. Good luck.
#7
Identification Help / Players Island Commemorative C...
Last post by Lolacho - Nov 25, 2024, 09:21 AMI have two $5000.00 Players Island chips encased in hard plexiglass. One includes a silver gaming token. Any idea how to get a value on these? I can't figure out how to attach pictures.
#8
History of... / Re: Golden Slot Club / Fortune...
Last post by Steven Miller LM-1069-245 - Nov 24, 2024, 01:44 PMThanks.
#9
History of... / Re: Golden Slot Club / Fortune...
Last post by Bob Pardue CLM-0003-40 - Nov 23, 2024, 11:44 AMSure, use it as-is or edit as needed, if you think readers would like it.
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#10
History of... / Re: Golden Slot Club / Fortune...
Last post by Steven Miller LM-1069-245 - Nov 23, 2024, 09:31 AMBob, is it ok for me to use this in the next issue of the magazine?