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#11
General Discussion / UPDATE: Trail of the MoGH's El...
Last post by Jim Follis LM-3872-53 - Oct 05, 2026, 11:34 AMEffective immediately, the Trail of the MoGH's "Tribute to Jackie Gaughan" Exhibit at the El Cortez is on hiatus through December, 2026. The El Cortez, as part of a major renovation, is remodeling the area where the Exhibit is located. Earlier today, the contents of the Exhibit were removed for safekeeping while the renovations are being made. The Exhibit will return at the end of December.
The MoGH appreciates that the El Cortez has decided to continue this Exhibit after the remodel.
The MoGH appreciates that the El Cortez has decided to continue this Exhibit after the remodel.
#12
General Discussion / Re: What's up with all the SPA...
Last post by Jim Follis LM-3872-53 - Oct 05, 2026, 11:26 AMSorry John,
They piled up. But working on it.
Jim
They piled up. But working on it.
Jim
#13
General Discussion / What's up with all the SPAM?
Last post by John Chopek LM-6386-255 - Oct 05, 2026, 05:59 AM.
#14
General Discussion / Re: PRESS RELEASE: MoGH Contri...
Last post by Bob Pardue CLM-0003-40 - Oct 02, 2026, 07:51 AMThanks to the MoGH team and James Hogg, working with Caesars Palace, for making this installation happen. It looks great.
And thanks to Brad Smith, working with his publicity counterparts at Caesars, for this well-written press release about the exhibit. I hope it gets picked up broadly and gets the word out about MoGH and CCA.
A win for all concerned. It's on my list of things to see when in LV next time!
And thanks to Brad Smith, working with his publicity counterparts at Caesars, for this well-written press release about the exhibit. I hope it gets picked up broadly and gets the word out about MoGH and CCA.
A win for all concerned. It's on my list of things to see when in LV next time!
#15
General Discussion / PRESS RELEASE: MoGH Contribute...
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#16
General Discussion / Re: The "Trail of the MoGH" Ca...
Last post by Mykyl - Sep 24, 2026, 08:44 AMThanks for sharing this, Jim! The 60th Anniversary Experience looks like a really interesting exhibit, especially having all six decades of Caesars Palace history together in one place. I'll definitely have to check out the photos and hopefully get a chance to see it in person while it's on display.
#17
Events / Re: Atlantic City Casino Colle...
Last post by Mykyl - Sep 24, 2026, 08:33 AMThat makes three posts now about a date that won't change October 1 is set in stone. Anyone who still confuses it with September should read it again before clicking.
#18
General Discussion / Re: Legends Casino in Sparks N...
Last post by Mykyl - Sep 24, 2026, 08:31 AMThat edge mold is set way too close to the rim. You can already tell these are gonna get chewed up fast once they hit regular circulation. It's a bit like casino chips on Shikaka you want them to look clean, but they still need to survive actual use. Why do they keep doing this when every collector already knows how it ends?
#19
General Discussion / The "Trail of the MoGH" Caesar...
Last post by Jim Follis LM-3872-53 - Sep 14, 2026, 12:44 PMVisit here to see the many photos of the "Caesars Palace 60th Anniversary Experience", now on display at Caesars Palace through February of 2027. This exhibit is a partnership between the MoGH and Caesars Palace and is open 9 am to 9 pm, daily to walk-in visitors.
View images here: https://themogh.org/mogh.php?p=exhibit&d=Exhibit/Caesars%20Palace/&i=0
Or visit Caesars Palace during those hours to relive past Caesars memories. Allow at least 30 -45 minutes to take in all 6 of Caesars' past decades in one room and several annex locations. The principal room is located up a short flight of steps, off of the Statue of David's right side; look left to see the 2 Centurions guarding the entrance.
View images here: https://themogh.org/mogh.php?p=exhibit&d=Exhibit/Caesars%20Palace/&i=0
Or visit Caesars Palace during those hours to relive past Caesars memories. Allow at least 30 -45 minutes to take in all 6 of Caesars' past decades in one room and several annex locations. The principal room is located up a short flight of steps, off of the Statue of David's right side; look left to see the 2 Centurions guarding the entrance.
#20
General Discussion / A Special Shout-Out to CCA Mem...
Last post by Jim Follis LM-3872-53 - Sep 14, 2026, 12:30 PMAn extraordinary Caesars Palace memorabilia and collectibles collector.
Paul has loaned nearly 200 different (and 1 duplicate) items to the Casino Collectibles Association's (CCA) Museum of Gaming History (MoGH) in its participation in the "Caesars Palace 60th Anniversary Experience", now fully on display at Caesars Palace.
While Paul has loaned the lion's share of Caesars Palace collectibles for this "Trail of the MoGH" milestone, we also recognize several other CCA members who have supported this effort. In no particular order, they are Bob Hiestand, Brenda and Archie Black, Charles Kaplan, and Robert Baker, to name the majority.
Thank you Paul!
Paul has loaned nearly 200 different (and 1 duplicate) items to the Casino Collectibles Association's (CCA) Museum of Gaming History (MoGH) in its participation in the "Caesars Palace 60th Anniversary Experience", now fully on display at Caesars Palace.
While Paul has loaned the lion's share of Caesars Palace collectibles for this "Trail of the MoGH" milestone, we also recognize several other CCA members who have supported this effort. In no particular order, they are Bob Hiestand, Brenda and Archie Black, Charles Kaplan, and Robert Baker, to name the majority.
Thank you Paul!