... of plaques such as the "International Flag
Series" from any casino in the world.

The combination of the Belgian, American, U.S.S.R
and the Euro flag are truly unique in design.

I'm happy to see that many Euro casinos are
keeping with the tradition and continuing to
restock with jetons and plaques for next year's
intro of the euro, and keeping with the old world
casino charm by not swithching over to
American-style chips. This
must be costing some casinos a fortune to replace
inventories at today's manufacturing costs...
sepecially the casinos that are not state owned.

I see where Bayerische Spielbanken received
delivery of over 100-crates (wine case size) of
jetons (2, 5, 10 and 100) and plaques (500, 1.000
and 5.000) to outfit their four properties (more
to come) in Bavaria.

Do your keyboards have an alternate key for the
euro sign?

JB