Pam, my preference is to collect blank slot club cards and if I can�t get one (or need to fill a hole in my collection), I�ll pick up one with a name on it.
Blank cards most times won�t be damaged by being stuck in a machine (slot machine or the machine they use to emboss your name on it).
I actually have 3 collections of slot club cards (1 of blank cards, 1 of cards with my name on them (or my wife�s), and one that is the �master� collection of all cards based on the when the card was issued from the Wells/Lamb slot club book). I�m also separating out my room keys into a separate collection.
Good luck in your collection, if you one of everything, you have over 4600 different cards to track down and it will cost you 1000�s of dollars to acquire. And what�s the really bad news; some of these cards are unique (only 1 card known).
Oh, let�s not forget the Harrah's slot club nightmare. At last count, there were over 800 different variations listed (based on their 3 digit location identifier).
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