Aladdin Casino Las Vegas $1 Chip 1980
Originally opening as the 450-room Tallyho Hotel in 1962, it was the first major hotel in Nevada without a casino. That concept wasn’t much of a success and the property was sold less than a year after opening. New owner Milton Prell led a $3 million renovation and rebranded the property as the Aladdin in 1966. In 2003, the casino hotel was sold to Planet Hollywood International. After an additional renovation in 2007 the resort began operating under the new name “Planet Hollywood,” which survives on the corner of Harmon Avenue and Las Vegas Boulevard. Hold on to a piece of gaming history with this original 1980 Aladdin Casino $1 chip.
- Authentic vintage casino chip
- Measures 1.5" diameter
- Casino used condition
DESCRIPTION
Originally opening as the 450-room Tallyho Hotel in 1962, it was the first major hotel in Nevada without a casino. That concept wasn’t much of a success and the property was sold less than a year after opening. New owner Milton Prell led a $3 million renovation and rebranded the property as the Aladdin in 1966. In 2003, the casino hotel was sold to Planet Hollywood International. After an additional renovation in 2007 the resort began operating under the new name “Planet Hollywood,” which survives on the corner of Harmon Avenue and Las Vegas Boulevard. Hold on to a piece of gaming history with this original 1980 Aladdin Casino $1 chip.
- Authentic vintage casino chip
- Measures 1.5" diameter
- Casino used condition