Silver Palace $1 chip sold for $77.99

A Silver Palace $1 Las Vegas casino chip from the 1960's sold for $77.99 on July 21st of 2013. The casino was located downtown at 32 E. Fremont Street and they closed in 1964

Hard Rock Albuquerque becomes Isleta Casino

The Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Albuquerque, New Mexico has returned to its roots and changed its name back to Isleta Resort and Casino.  New chips were released in June of 2013

New issue rack for Silver Sevens Las Vegas

Terrible’s at the corner of Paradise and East Flamingo roads, which is owned by Affinity Gaming, has a new name: The Silver Sevens Hotel & Casino.  A whole new rack of chips were issued using the same center inlay design on all denominations. Chips were released on July 1st of 2013

Affinity Gaming, which owns a dozen casinos in Nevada, Colorado, Iowa and Missouri, was created following the bankruptcy reorganization of Herbst Gaming in December 2010.  The rebranding is the third name for the off-Strip location, which was originally opened as the Continental. The Herbst family acquired the casino out of bankruptcy in 1999 and remodeled the property into Terrible’s in 2000.