The prettiest piece in my collection is an enamaled (both sides) $25 Reclining Caesar Clifford Perlman had done for investors when Lum's took over Caesars. I was told the process cost $80 a coin and that was 1969! The tokens were then coated with an acrylic finish so the enamaling would not be damaged. Never could find out how many were done but I've never seen another. I got it from Ernie Horvath, a Lums franchisee and corporate investor.. Jim