As Janice said, I have completed the Harrah's check sheet/chart or whatever you want to call it. It is in Microsoft Ex-cel or .pdf format (now up to 7 pages). I can e-mail you either one at no cost. If you want a printed copy mailed to you, I ask that you pay for postage and a few cents for color printing - but still reason-able. As Janice said, if you order her book, she will include a color printed log sheet with it. Microsoft Ex-cel allows you to have your check list computerized so you can update it by putting in check-marks, or X's or color the cells for the ones that you have. You can only print the .pdf version and mark it up manually, but you need to have the f-ree copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer in order to print the .pdf version.

I want to thank Jerry and Janice for a job well done and for all the time they spent on this Harrah's Guide. Just when they thought it was finished, they had to re-do some pages because of new finds. We really encourage all collectors to get in touch with us if you have or find a card that isn't in the Guide - a 2004 card was recently discovered which caused the numbering to change - look for changes to start with issue #27 (I believe). And this Guide goes through #52 (up from #42 or #43 a year ago).

I'm in Colorado and we don't have any Harrah's close, so if any of you collectors have duplicates, I'd be interested in them. I collect the different issues by all the issuing location numbers (40 locations + 3 joint account numbers now). You talk about a boring collection !!

Anyway, contact either Jerry & Janice or me with any new Harrah's cards that you come across.

Sorry for the hyphenated words, but I'm trying to avoid the "Naughty" word list.

Here's the listing of the Harrah's location numbers.