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I was just wondering if anyone could help with these tokens.. Thank you!
 

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In 1947,Texas gambler, Benny Binion, came to Vegas and went into partnership with Kell Houssels at the Las Vegas Club. When Houssels moved the Las Vegas Club to its present location, Binion took over the old premises and opened the Westerner Club. Binion plays a BIG part of the history of LAS.
That token is historic, for sure--maybe even of value.
 
Roosevelt tag is from teddy and I predict it is the most valuable of the items you showed us. siegfried schlagrule
 
that's a really cool dog tag. there are many collectors that watch ebay regularly. it having an odd shape and early year could bring high dollar.
the bag tags can be a few dollars or up to say $50 depending rarity and number of collectors. you could search ebay listings of completed items to get a feel for these.
the amusement and transportation tokens seem rather common. lucky to get few dollars each.
the westerner token - i don't know .
the advertising iron range token i haven't seen before but don't collect them either so not sure of value but these sort of tokens are usually collected with condition in mind. so it being holed hurts it. it could be worth only a few dollars. not sure how many collectors there are for them.

anyway hope some or any of this helps.
 
Siegfried Schlagrule said:
Roosevelt tag is from teddy and I predict it is the most valuable of the items you showed us. siegfried schlagrule
Yep, and the dog tag. Roosevelt's a political fob for the 1904 election. Ya dun good.
Carl
 

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