Hard Rock LV new issue Chinese New Year chip

The Hard Rock Las Vegas issued their Chinese New Year of the Horse $5 chip on January 31st of 2014

Club Bingo $5 chip sold for $222.99

A Club Bingo first issue $5 Las Vegas casino chip from the 1960's sold for $222.99 on January 29th of 2014
 

Pioneer $1 casino chip sold for $116.02

A Pioneer $1 Las Vegas casino chip from the 1950's sold for $116.02 on January 28th of 2014

Fremont $1 casino chip sold for $1,683.16

A Hotel Fremont $1 downtown Las Vegas casino chip sold for $1,683.16 on January 19th of 2014

New issue Binion's $1 casino chip

Binion's in downtown Las Vegas Nevada has released a new $1 casino chip.  It looks similar to the previous issue except that it has a smaller center inlay.  It was issued in January of 2014

 Their first issue $1 chip

LV Club $5 casino chip sold for $2,950.00

A Las Vegas Club $5 casino chip sold for $2,950.00 on January 9th of 2014

Aladdin $1 casino chip sold for $440.44

An Aladdin $1 Las Vegas casino chip sold for $440.44 on January 8th of 2014.  This is probably the rarest Aladdin one dollar chip since very few have ever surfaced until recently.  Three similar chips have been sold over the last couple of years, one in January 14th of 2013 for $461.99, one in October of 2012 for $960.00 and another in August of 2012 for $2,175.00 so we'll see if any more of these turn up and for how much the next one will sell for..

Binion's Horseshoe $1 casino chip for sale

A Binion's Horseshoe $1 Las Vegas casino chip is for sale at our ChipWorx WebStore. Released in the 1980's it is in good used condition. The casino lost the Horseshoe trademark on March 10th of 2005 and was renamed just Binion's

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O’Sheas reopens on December 27th of 2013

O’Sheas Casino in Las Vegas reopened on December 27th of 2013 as part of the $550 million Linq project built by Caesars Entertainment. The 5,000-square-foot space is filled with six beer pong tables, 11 table games and two bars featuring 60 different beers.  No new chips were released as they are using the same chips that were used when they closed on April 30th of 2012

Atlantic Club to close Jan. 13th of 2014

The casino, which opened in 1980 as the Golden Nugget, will shut its doors on January 13th of 2014.  Two rival casino companies with a presence in Atlantic City, Tropicana Entertainment and Caesars Entertainment, will buy the casino for $23.4 million, essentially strip it for parts and shut it down. The Tropicana will take the 1,641 slot machines and 48 table games for $8.4 million, while Caesars will get the property and its more than 800 hotel rooms for $15 million.  Neither has any interest in operating the business in Atlantic City’s now diminished market.  Caesars has said it has no plans to operate the property as a non-gambling hotel. A spokesman said it intends to distribute some of the building’s equipment among its four Atlantic City casinos (Caesars, Bally’s, Harrah’s and the Showboat) while considering what to do with the rest.

MGM wins license for Maryland casino

MGM Resorts International won a license for a new casino near the nation’s capital in Maryland.  A state commission voted 5-2 in favor of Las Vegas-based MGM Resort’s proposal to build a $925 million resort near the Potomac River at National Harbor with a 300-suite hotel, casino and seven restaurants. The nonsmoking casino plan includes 3,600 slot machines and 140 table games.

The license is the sixth granted in five years in Maryland and four casinos have already opened. This casino could not open until July 2016, or two years after a casino being built in Baltimore opens.

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