I'm also disappointed to see an article on silver dollars.
I thought this was a chip club.
This is a slippery slope.

"A slippery slope it is, the way i understand it is that according to the title of the magazine "Casino Collectible News", that would refer to anything collectible from any type of casino. If it were only a "Chip Club", it would be called "Casino Chip Collectible News" therefore since the silver dollars in question were used in a casino and were purposely roughed up in the casino, it would fall under news of a casino collectible.
If you would like to see more chip related articles, please feel free to send one to either myself or Steve as it very tough finding enough content to fill an 80 page magazine, hence this issue was pared back to 72 pages for that reason.

With your permission I would like to use your comment as a letter to the editor in the next issue."

Also while on my band wagon, I think that any member who has a table have at least 50% of his stuff be casino related.
There was a table last year that had approx. 6 chips, and the rest was coins, and paper money.