Kudos to Jim Lundiff, Roy Klein, and Larry Trapp.
If you did not read the history of Northern KY gambling in Volume 20 and 21, you missed a lot of history on our chips.
The entire book will be on the "Preserving Gaming History" web site as soon as possible.

Great article guys. I had a lot of enjoyment with our lunch in April.
I have a lot of good memories in Peyton Place Restaurant and The Mustang Club.

Many of the big names of early Vegas came out of N Ky gambling.
Including "The Father Of Las Vegas" Moe Dalitz.