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#41

Events / What is the most bizarre or un...

Last post by FrankHob - Sep 29, 2024, 04:57 AM

In a realm filled with chips, cards, and promotional items, have you stumbled upon any items that defy the norm? Perhaps a unique piece of history or an oddity that tells a fascinating story about the casino culture? Share your finds!",
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#42

Events / What's the future of casino me...

Last post by FrankHob - Sep 27, 2024, 09:23 PM

As technology advances and casinos shift towards online platforms, how do you see the relevance and value of physical casino collectibles evolving? Will they become rare artifacts of nostalgia, or do you think there's potential for new forms of digital collectibles that could replace traditional memorabilia?",
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[A BIG THANKS TO MIKE BRODEUR, WEBMASTER, FOR IMPLEMENTING THIS IN SUCH A TIMELY FASHION]

#43

General Discussion / New Feedback & Suggestion Form...

Last post by Barry Sherwood R-9037 (admin) - Sep 24, 2024, 11:49 AM

The CCA website now has a Suggestions and Feedback form. You can find it by clicking on the "About" drop-down at the top of the page, or by finding the link at the very bottom left of the page. Location will vary based on whether you're using a computer or phone. The direct link is here:

https://ccgtcc.com/suggestions

It's very easy to use. A couple of drop downs for category/sub-category (to make sure your submission gets directed to the proper person) and a few fields to fill in. Please use this to submit new ideas you have for the club, problems you find with the website itself, or issues you're having with your membership, etc. It is NOT the correct venue for filing a complaint against another member.

A BIG THANKS TO MIKE BRODEUR, WEBMASTER, FOR IMPLEMENTING THIS IN SUCH A TIMELY FASHION

#44

General Discussion / Attn CCA members

Last post by Bob Miksztal R-8909 - Sep 23, 2024, 06:50 AM

CCA Members: the club has started using Constant Contact to communicate with members.

The first email was sent this morning. If you have NOT received that email it means:

- the club doesn't have your email address or it's bad

- you unsubscribed the email we have in your membership from the Newsletter (which unsubscribes you from ALL CCA communication)

In either of these cases please reach out to me and I can correct it (greatoz99 at yahoo dot com)

Thanks,

- Bob

#45

General Discussion / Re: Help Identifying Chips

Last post by Earl Smith R-9167 - Sep 21, 2024, 01:18 PM

These are the Chip Guide numbers for each chip.
CG319277
CG092801
CG319276
CG319278

#46

General Discussion / Re: Help Identifying Chips

Last post by Jim Follis LM-3872-53 - Sep 21, 2024, 09:57 AM

Earl, those appear to be gaming chips from various underground (unlicensed or illegal) gaming operations in and around New York City. Use the link provided by Bob M to look them up in ChipGuide.

#47

Identification Help / Club Alexandria glass value

Last post by Ahc72 - Sep 21, 2024, 05:20 AM

I have come across 3 Club Alexandria drinking glasses from the illegal Northern Kentucky casino. Guessing given the limited years of ops they must be from 1940s or early 50s? I am looking for help to id the value of the glasses. Thx!

#48

General Discussion / Re: Help Identifying Chips

Last post by sigourneyanderson - Sep 19, 2024, 02:23 AM

Which casino did you find them in?

#49

Identification Help / Re: "5 Free Nickels" chip - Fr...

Last post by Gpeterson4@sc.rr.com - Sep 13, 2024, 04:05 PM

How do you post?

#50

General Discussion / Re: Help Identifying Chips

Last post by Bob Miksztal R-8909 - Sep 02, 2024, 06:20 AM

Hey Earl,

If you go to the Chip Guide Casino Search page and put in each of the casino names, they come up. A couple have a little history to them:

http://chipguide.themogh.org/cg_casino_search.php

- Bob