Going to Las Vegas -- Need help

Jackrabbit

i'm going on a little R & R to Las Vegas at the end of November and was wondering if there was some coin
shops that someone should go to... Looking for coins and currency... Can anyone help me out and recommend
a couple of good shops one should not miss.. Any help would be greatly appreciated.... Can't give all my money
to those one arm bandits.

kieferscoins

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Cameron Kiefer

Stuart

<< Can't give all my money to those one arm bandits. >>

Jackrabbit: You should have more compassion, and be a bit more politically correct, than to refer to thsoe disabled panhandlers along the Las Vegas Strip as "One Armed Bandits"

Just kidding -- I hope that you have slots of fun there

Jackrabbit

Cameron

Thanks for the heads up......

Rabbit

airplanenut

<< <i>i'm going on a little R & R to Las Vegas >>

For some reason, Las Vegas never struck me as a place for R & R... have fun

morgannut2

Forget the coins. Go to the Buffet at the Bellagio (hungrey). A bit pricey but well worth it.

longtimecollector

Always split aces and eights...

NEVER take insurance.........

ALWAYS tip the dealer !!!!!!!!

Jackrabbit

Thanks everybody.... Hope the sky gods are with me... Also the poker angels...

ccr

<< <i>Forget the coins. Go to the Buffet at the Bellagio (hungrey). A bit pricey but well worth it. >>



I agree, the dinner buffet is really good. Paris Hotel next door is really excellent too for the more gourmet type food. Had to wait in line for a hour at the Paris one and cost $30. The food was really great. Bellagio was $15 and the food and service is really good. The waiter was a real class act. Don`t go to the Stratasphere Buffet. It was plain nasty. The Paris and Bellagio Buffet I would recommend tring. I also would go to a Subway at the Casino Royale sometimes. Kinda pricy but, it was something different outside from the buffet routine. But they where on the pricey side.