Interesting "Nickel" roll find

Coin Town

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Found this little guy in a nickel roll today. On one side it reads "acceptable only at the president casino on the admiral" with a 5¢ in the center and then on the other side it reads "president casino on he admiral" and " st. Louis, mo" with another 5¢ mark. Interesting little slot machine token maybe?

Anybody in the Midwest know about this casino? Is it still around? Is this an old token?

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Just googled this casino and it looks like it actually closed down a few years ago...that would mean they probably dont make these things anymore. Hmmm
 

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Coin Town said:
Found this little guy in a nickel roll today. On one side it reads "acceptable only at the president casino on the admiral" with a 5¢ in the center and then on the other side it reads "president casino on he admiral" and " st. Louis, mo" with another 5¢ mark. Interesting little slot machine token maybe?

Anybody in the Midwest know about this casino? Is it still around? Is this an old token?

Cheers!

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I grew up in St Louis and lived there until age 12. There was a river boat on the Mississippi at that time named Admiral. Probably around 1968 I went on it with my parents. It wasn't a casino at that time that I noticed but maybe a little kid would miss that part of it. Or it could have been repurposed later.
 

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mercury1 said:
I grew up in St Louis and lived there until age 12. There was a river boat on the Mississippi at that time named Admiral. Probably around 1968 I went on it with my parents. It wasn't a casino at that time that I noticed but maybe a little kid would miss that part of it. Or it could have been repurposed later.

That's awesome. I will have to research this river boat. I would bet it was later turned into a casino. The article I found made it sound like it was closed for good in 2010 and the boat was removed...didn't read on to find out why.
 

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