It's really difficult for me to understand how a collection which is virtually complete in diversity, and givin all the efforts by Steve and his family to bring it to the level it now stands, is not being viewed by the general public visting Las Vegas, or any other general gaming jurisdiction within the state of Nevada. I know what Steve and his family have gone through as curators to reach this unmatched plateau, which is still intact -- and being enjoyed. Myself, I find it very difficult for just portions of my collection being on display in certain casinos in Europe, but there is a lot of land and water between here and there, and not really the professional organization found here in the US with a well-organized network of collectors, not to mention the CC&GTCC.

All I'm suggesting here is some healty stimulation as to what we, collectors, casino officials and even perhaps the club, may be able to suggest on how this collecton, which is us, can once again be what its intent is for: "A MUSEUM" for all to enjoy!