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#11
Charles is more popular than you.  Deal with it. :) 

But seriously, folks, the general discussion section is "open", so it's likely a combination of repeat offenders (I've read this a few times myself) plus bots.
#12
Hope all goes smoothly. How did Charles' post get 2500+ views?
#13
As previously announced, the ChipGuide will be changing on August 1, 2025.

What is new is that the change will be implemented in two Phases:

Phase 1 - On August 1st, all users will be logged off. You will need to: 1) Get a New Password; and 2) Logon with your CCA Membership# and the new password.

Phase 2 - On August 8th, or there-abouts once issues from Phase 1 have been resolved, you will need to be logged on to access the Advanced Features of the ChipGuide.

Here is a link to more information: https://www.ccgtcc.com/documents/1386/news/ChipGuide-Member-Value-Enhancement 
#14
Just be sure not to share personal info (email, ph#, address on the results screen). 
#15
Identification Help / Re: Old Casino Tokens and Valu...
Last post by Kakee - Jul 16, 2025, 03:29 PM
Thank you! They are tokens (metal). I will take pictures of them and post them tomorrow when I do. I really appreciate your response!
#16
Identification Help / Re: Monte Carlo Casino Plaques...
Last post by MC Sleeper - Jul 16, 2025, 03:06 PM
hey - thanks so much for the reply, and for sharing your knowledge. at the very least they are beautiful and fun/
#17
I believe what you have is a group of plastic plaques that come from a home-game set sold in retail stores some years ago.
Not plaques played at the Monte Carlo Casino in Monaco. Not much value there, IMO. I have no idea what a "fair" value in selling would be.
#18
I'm sorry for your loss. It would help if you could scan or take a picture of these, then upload the picture in response. But if you can't do that, here's some general questions -- you refer to them as both chips and tokens. If chips, it's like poker chips. If tokens, it's metal like a $1 metal coin. Clarifying which you have is a start. Also, you say Claridge Flamingo Las Vegas -- Claridge is in Atlantic City, unless I'm missing something. I count 13 chips/tokens that you have. Is that the correct number? If you can scan, I'll try to help more. Likely, not too much of a premium over the $13 total face value, but maybe there's a hidden value somewhere.
#19
Identification Help / Monte Carlo Casino Plaques-'Ce...
Last post by MC Sleeper - Jul 15, 2025, 02:27 PM
I have six - they are in good shape. Can anyone provide any info?
Thank you.
#20
Identification Help / Old Casino Tokens and Value
Last post by Kakee - Jul 15, 2025, 09:57 AM
My father-in-law recently passed away. My husband and I were going through his dad's property and came upon old casino chips. Do these have any value? All but one (Ballys Grand from Atlantic City) are from Las Vegas and are $1 tokens. They are from Flamingo Hilton 1993, Ballys with no date, Caesars 1992, Fitzgerald's Casino 1988, The Las Vegas Club, Sand's, Golden Nugget, Sheraton Desert Inn, Imperial Palace, Circus Circus 1989, Sam Boyd's Fremont Hotel and Casino 1988, El Cortez 1990, The Claridge Flamingo Las Vegas. Any help would be appreciated!