How to get the ‘Old Vegas’ Casino Rolls:
The Call-In Hotlines open at 8:30am (EST) this morning. Callers who beat the 3-day Release deadline are guaranteed to get them for less than $7 per coin, that’s only $98 for the full 15 count ‘Old Vegas’ Casino Rolls loaded with decades old American Eagle Ike Large Dollar Coins. That’s the lowest price ever offered and a real steal for these one of a kind ‘Old Vegas’ Casino Rolls and the best part is everyone who beats the deadline gets a Silver Clad American Eagle Ike Large Dollar Coin in each Casino Roll they claim, plus a free U.S. Government issued Lady Liberty Presidential Dollar Coin never to be minted again.
By Phone: For fastest service to beat the deadline, have your credit card handy and telephone toll-free 1-877-263-3007, PROMO CODE IKE149
By Mail: Simply write “Casino Rolls” on a piece of paper, print your name and full address and mail postmarked before the deadline with your remittance of $98 for a single roll or $294 for all three rolls and send it with your check or money order to: Lincoln Treasury, PROMO CODE IKE149, PO Box 9971, Canton, Ohio 44711
Online: go to LincolnTreasury.com/casino and enter promo code: IKE149 at checkout.
LAST CHANCE: You’ve heard the old saying, “When they’re gone, they’re gone”. That’s why today’s Public Release may be the best chance the public gets to own one of these ‘Old Vegas’ Casino Rolls. And here’s the best part. The price is right, in fact it’s a steal for callers lucky enough to beat the 3-day deadline and get the ‘Old Vegas’ Casino Rolls for less than $7 per coin. JACKPOT: It’s like hitting 777 on an old Vegas “one armed bandit”. That’s because the dates and mint marks of the 15 American Eagle Ike Large Dollar Coins from decades ago are now sealed away in each roll exclusively by the Lincoln Treasury so you never know what you might find. Minted in Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco featuring a majestic eagle swooping over the moon’s surface commemorating the original Lunar Landing. Beat the 72 hour order deadline because after that the price skyrockets to $255 per roll.