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— ADVERTISEMENT — ADVERTISEMENT State Residents hit Jackpot with ‘Old Vegas’ Casino Rolls
Up for grabs for the next 21 days: Casino Rolls loaded with rarely seen American Eagle Ike Large Dollar Coins just like the old Casino Slots paid out, all coins are decades old and never to be minted again by the U.S. Gov’t
American Eagle Casino Roll Handout: All those who beat the deadline get a free Silver American Eagle Ike for each Casino Roll they claim
HOW MUCH ARE THE ‘OLD VEGAS’ CASINO ROLLS WORTH: There’s no way to tell, but at less than $7 per coin you better believe they’re a real steal. That’s because the dates and mint marks of the U.S. Gov’t issued American Eagle Ike Large Dollar Coins are sealed away in- side the 15 count ‘Old Vegas’ Casino Rolls and Lincoln Treasury’s rich Presidential Display Chest. Coin values always fluctuate and there are nev- er any guarantees, but each ‘Old Vegas’ Casino Roll contains American Eagle Ike Large Dollar Coins that are decades old. Any scarce coins, regard- less of their value that you may find inside the sealed ‘Old Vegas’ Casino Rolls are yours to keep. One thing that is known is these are the only ‘Old Vegas’ Casino Rolls known to exist and you can only get them by calling 1-888-841-8539 before the deadline ends and using the Promo Code IKE111.
NATIONWIDE - “It’s like hitting the jackpot on an old Vegas Slot Machine decades ago” said Mary Ellen Withrow. That’s because for the next
21 days everyone can get these rarely seen ‘Old Vegas’ Casi- no Rolls, and only those who beat the 21-day order deadline are getting a free Silver Clad American Eagle Ike Large Dollar Coin.
These full 15 count ‘Old Vegas’ Casino Rolls are filled with historic American Eagle Ike Large Dollar Coins like the ones from 1976 and earlier that were used decades ago in slot machines in the world famous Casinos.
It’s amazing that these ‘Old
Vegas’ Casino Rolls are up for grabs. Just holding one in your hand reminds you of walking down the Vegas Strip in the glo- ry days of Elvis, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., Peter Lawford and Joey Bishop. It just makes you feel good.
“I’ll tell you this, it’s the best gift you could ever give some- one. It’s actually the perfect gift for any occasion. Everyone you give one of these ‘Old Vegas’ Casino Rolls to will never forget your generosity and they’ll be the envy of all who see them,” Withrow said.
“We’re bracing for thou- sands of state residents who will be calling to get these ‘Old
Vegas’ Casino Rolls over the next 21 days. That’s because these rolls are not torn, fad- ed, ripped or beat up. They are in brand-new pristine col- lector condition. And here’s the best part. These are full 15 count ‘Old Vegas’ Casino Rolls loaded with the same American Eagle Ike Large Dol- lar Coins like the coins used to fill the world famous casino slot machines decades ago, and there can never be any more so there’s no telling what they could one day be worth ,” Withrow explained. Today’s callers need to re- member this. These are not or- dinary rolls of coins you get at a bank or credit union. These ‘Old
Vegas’ Casino Rolls contain old American Eagle Ike Large Dollar Coins commemorating the Rat Pack days of the early 1970’s when Las Vegas Casi- nos were all the rage. These rolls are now being released from the private vaults at the Lincoln Treasury, each with 15 U.S. Gov’t issued American Eagle Ike Large Dollar Coins dating back to 1976 and earlier. We won’t be surprised if
thousands of people claim the six roll limit before they’re gone. That’s because after the rolls were sealed with these U.S. Gov’t minted Ameri- can Eagle Ike Large Dollar Coins, each verified to meet a minimum collector grade
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