Casino tokens

[lost items recovery]

Does anyone know if these are silver? Weight feels like it, looks like it, and sounds like it, but don't know for sure. Sent from my iPhone using TreasureNet


Update: looking like they're not silver

 

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[bigscoop]

I wouldn't think so. They'd be worth more then a buck or couple in weight alone. Folks would have flocked to the casinos just to trade in their worthless dollars.

 

[meMiner]

I have never seen a casino coin made of silver. Still a good find and probably still usable. One time, I was on a Caribbean Island resort with a casino and the sand outside the entrance to the beach was loaded with them. However, as fast as I was finding, my wife was taking, putting back into the machines and losing. Oh well, we both had our fun...

 

[OBN]

LIR .. my best for the week...of course they did not last long when the 3 little guys seen them..

 

[lost items recovery]

LIR .. my best for the week...of course they did not last long when the 3 little guys seen them.. <img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=1063382"/>

Lol! Of they didn't, those are the ticket to fun and food!

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[diggummup]

Those casino tokens aren't silver, they would be marked/stamped if they were. Here's a few I found last year at an estate sale, the bi metal ones contain .6 ounces of .999 each-

 

[lost items recovery]

Those casino tokens aren't silver, they would be marked/stamped if they were. Here's a few I found last year at an estate sale, the bi metal ones contain .6 ounces of .999 each-

Yeah I figured as much. I'll trade ya 3 for 1 lol

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