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When I worked there, Paul, which was 1980-81, the coin centers were on the tables already. The $100 was a mere hotstamp. The $2.50s were still on the tables, but almost all were the last two issues. I think once I saw the first issue with the woman’s head on top of a dealer’s stack and I grabbed it. I remember so clearly because I was saving chips even then and even though I worked there, “The Luck” used to give us free drink and free play coupons on a regular basis. They actually wanted us to hang around after our shift and play and drink.

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