I will have to check and see if I have the Sunset Station chip. I do know that I have the Palace Station, as I did come back several times to get it. It's funny, sometimes the dealers help, sometimes they don't.

As I recall, they did for that 25 cent chip. But what really sticks in my mind was when I was there looking for one of their Limited Edition $100's. For whatever reason, the craps tables were all open, but not getting much use. This is not say there was nothing going on, but usage was very limited. I believe they had 4 or 5 craps tables at the time and I went to one of them that had no players and asked the dealers if they were familiar with the $100 chip I was looking for. While I can't recall which one it was, it was similar to a New Year issue that was then out.

I was very surprised when the table boss (not sure what the position is called, but he/she sits closest to all the chips) started pulling out all the stacks of $100 chips and goin through them looking for the chip. There quite a few of the New Year versions, but not the issue I wanted (I think it was their Anniversary issue). Anyway, part way through, the Pit Boss stopped by and asked what was up? The dealer told him and he started to look through the stacks of $100 chips.

When an example was not found, the Pit Boss motioned for me to step over to another craps table. It too was empty (noplayers) at that point and the search through the stacks of $100 chips began again. Well I was shocked because we repeated this process through all the craps tables. And when there was a player there, the Pit Boss did the searching, around the play of the game!

Unfortuantely we never found the elusive $100, but it was pleasant reprieve from the typical looks from most dealers and the Pit, when looking for chips at the tables!

Jim