Selling Off Most All My Silver Strike Collection

I started collecting silver strikes in 1993, my first strike was from the Flamingo Hilton.
which I have framed (face "Flamingo") and (reverse "1946 Casino")

I am calling it quits collecting strikes after 18 years, and recently have sold off over 2200
strikes in my collection that did include around 125+ of the $200 & $300 strikes, close to
175+ of the tournament and club coins. I still have about 1250+ $10.00 (.999) strikes left
that I will be selling off before the end of this year and still have around 600+ red & blue
caps that are left along with about 175+ $2.00 - $7.00 - $20.00 - $40.00 - $200.00 and
$300.00 pieces along with more tournament & club coins. I also will be selling off a bunch
of rare hard to find pieces

I will miss all the people I have friended having met at the Silver Strike tournaments over
the years, and the hundreds of followers and customers who visited my ebay store.
I have closed the ebay store after 12 years, at one point posting over 1,000+ strikes and
over 1,000+ casino chips from around the world.

Currently, if you add up the "Stay to Play Cost" requirement for 3-5 nights, airfair, meals
and cash in to get strikes, it is not worth it. You can just wait and buy the complete sets
once they start popping up, and you'll save alot by doing so.

Am now continuing collecting platinum, rhodium, $20.00 Saint-Gaudens double eagle gold
coins (1907-1933) and $1.00 morgan silver dollars (1878-1921) all PCGS & NGC graded
only. Higher demand and more profitable than strikes.

Below are some of the red - blue and yellow caps I will be selling - in process of making
a listing of the strikes.

I will be stopping in on a tournament to say hi ....
Al Varelas / USMC
SS-1654
alvarelas@gmail.com