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- 1989 Caesars Palace One Dollar Slot Machine Silver Gaming Coin Values
- 1989 Caesars Palace One Dollar Slot Machine Silver Gaming Coin Price Guide
- 1989 Caesars Palace One Dollar Slot Machine Silver Gaming Coins
- 1989 Caesars Palace One Dollar Slot Machine Silver Gaming Coin Value
At first glance, it looks like any other slot machine. It’s one of those Red, White and Blue reel slots. We’ve all seen them. Popular machine.
Don't play innocent with us.
The first hint this might not be an ordinary slot machine is the fact is resides in the Caesars Palace high-limit slot area, called the “Palace Court Casino.”
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The second hint? The part of the machine that says, “Touch to change credit value.” With $1,000 next to it.
1989 Caesars Palace One Dollar Slot Machine Silver Gaming Coin Values
1989 Caesars Palace One Dollar Slot Machine Silver Gaming Coin Price Guide
That’s right. It’s a $1,000 machine. In other words, each “coin” is valued at $1,000. One thousand dollars, American.
And since no self-respecting slot player would be caught not playing “max bet,” that means it’s $2,000 per spin.
Unless you prefer using the arm, then it’s $2,000 per pull. Per. Pull.
1989 Caesars Palace One Dollar Slot Machine Silver Gaming Coins
So, if you can’t find this blog later today, that’s where we’ll be. On the $2,000-per-spin Red, White and Blue slot machine at Caesars Palace.
1989 Caesars Palace One Dollar Slot Machine Silver Gaming Coin Value
Surrounded by Victoria’s Secret models and Russell Brand and Napoleon Bonaparte and a talking manatee. Because, clearly, anything can happen in Las Vegas.
