I GOT A FEW OFFERS ON EBAY, BUT DECIDED TO DELETE THE POST THERE AND SINCE I NO LONGER COLLECT DICK GRAVE'S NUGGET CASINO, DUE TO UNAVAILABILITY OF CHIPS AND ITEMS FROM THERE. I WILL OFFER EVERYTHING ON HERE AS A PACKAGE DEAL.

SELLING AS A LOT ONLY, IF INTERESTED PLEASE MAKE AN OFFER. I HAVE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD $1,500 OR SO IN THE LOT TOTAL. NOT LOOKING TO GET WHAT I PAID AS I BOUGHT THEM OVER SEVERAL YEARS. MOST ITEMS I HAVE ONLY SEEN ONCE, SO MORE THAN LIKELY, THEY WILL PROBABLY NEVER COME UP FOR SALE, AT LEAST NOT ON EBAY.

LOOKING TO UNLOAD TODAY TO MAKE ROOM FOR MY OTHER CASINO ITEMS, SO NO OFFER WILL BE CONSIDEED OFFENSIVE LOL!!!!!

FREE PRIORITY MAIL SHIPPING.

I WILL TRY TO KEEP THE DESCRIPTIONS SHORT.

THE $1 CASINO CHIP IS VALUED AT $450 TO $499, ONE SOLD FOR $350 NOT TOO LONG AGO. ONE CANCELLED CHIP FOR SALE FOR $200.

THE DICE ARE ONE PAIR OF EITHER 2 OR 3 KNOWN PAIRS THAT SURFACED YEARS AGO. THEY WILL BE IN THE 2022 BOOK BY JOHN BITTEL, A GUIDE TO COLLECTING CASINO DICE AND WILL BE RATED R-12. BOOK VAULE $400 PLUS.

5 DIFFERENT ASHTRAYS, ALL NEAR MINT TO MINT. THE RAREST AND MOST COLORFUL IS THE GOLDEN ROOSTER WHICH WAS LOCATED IN THE CASINO, EXTREMELY RARE, ONLY ONE I HAVE EVER SAW. CIRCA 1960'S.

THE PEN AND PENCIL SET, EXTREMELY SCARCE, FEATURES DICK GRAVE'S NUGGET AND THE 1960 WINTER OLYMPICS, WHICH WERE HELD AT SQUAW VALLEY, CALIFORNIA IN 1960. OFFICIALLY KNOWN AS THE VIII OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES. THERE WERE ATHLETES FROM 30 NATIONS, COMPETING IN FOUR SPORTS AND 27 EVENTS. BIATHALON AND WOMEN'S SPEED SKATING MADE THEIR OLYMPIC DEBUTS.

WALT DISNEY HAD AN INTEREST IN SKIING, HE BROUGHT THE TALENT OF THE DISNEY CAST TO BEAR AND CREATE AN OLYMPIC TORCH, WHOSE DESIGN HAS BEEN THE BASIS OF EVERY NEW DESIGN SINCE. DISNEY BROUGHT IN ENTERTAINMENT, BANDS, PAGEANTRY, SECURITY, CREATED THE IDEA OF OFFICIAL SPONSORS OF THE GAMES, STATRED THE CONCEPT OF A GROUP OF FLAG POLES FOR ALL THE NATIONS BEING REPRESENTED, AND OFFERED A FILM FESTIVAL FOR THE ATHLETES EVENING ENTERTAINMENT.

LASTLY, DESPITE SQUAW VALLEY, CALIFORNIA ONLY HAVING ONE MOTEL WITH 55 ROOMS, IT BEAT OUT RENO, NEVADA TO HOST THE WINTER OLYMPICS THAT YEAR.

2 DIFFERENT UNUSED PLACE MATS.

2 DIFFERENT VERY SCARCE MENUS.

ONE FROM THE RESTAUTRANT AND ONE FROM THE ROUND HOUSE.

NUMEROUS MATCHBOOK COVERS, ONE MATCHBOOK UNSTRUCK.

SEVERAL POST CARDS, ALL POSTALLY UNUSED.

SOME RPPC'S FROM THE CRYSTAL BAR 1940'S, POSTALLY UINUSED.

A UNUSED LETTER FROM THE STATELINE CASINO.