NOT WORTH A PLUG NICKEL !!!

I picked up a few of these at the now defunkt Peppemill Casino in Las Vegas circa 1970.

They were used a FREE-PLAY token in a house slot machine. What makes them uncollectible is that they have no casino name and they are made out of steel, so they rust easily. Also they are heavy enough to cost about a dollar just to mail.

They are 1-5/8 inches in diameter and have the same exciting design on both sides.

I am thinking about drilling holes in them to make washers. But before I get the drill-press out, I thought someone out there might just want one for thier collection.

If you just have one, I am willing to trade for a handful of slot-cards or any chips or tokens you have too many dupes of. Just e-mail me your address.

BE THE FIRST ON YOUR BLOCK TO HAVE ONE !!!