Published on: June 15, 2026, 11:14 AM.
Updated on: June 15, 2026, 11:15 AM.
- The World’s Largest Casino Chip and Collectibles Show will take place at South Point Casino from Thursday to Saturday.
- More than 30 vendors will be available to assess personal collections, as well as to buy, sell, and trade vintage casino memorabilia.
- Featured speakers include Vital Vegas’ Scott Roeben.
Have you ever pondered the value of old casino souvenirs that you or your family brought back from Las Vegas trips? The World’s Largest Casino Chip and Collectibles Show returns to Las Vegas this week to provide insights on that topic and much more. The event is set for Thursday, June 18, through Saturday, June 20, at South Point Casino.
The 33rd annual event will see over 30 experienced dealers of casino memorabilia in Exhibit Hall D. While they won’t conduct formal appraisals, attendees can receive informal evaluations, and many dealers will be ready to make offers on the spot.
Hosted by the Casino Collectibles Association, this exhibition represents a rich sampling of casino history, featuring vintage slot machines, chips, tokens, playing cards, dice, matchbooks, ashtrays, menus, postcards, table felt, and signage from Las Vegas establishments that have undergone significant changes or have ceased to exist.
Numerous items will be available for purchase or trade.
In addition to the main showroom, attendees can get an early look at 235 lots of rare chips and memorabilia set for both silent and live auctions. The silent auction will occur on the show floor, while the live auction, which will also be streamed online, is scheduled for 7 PM on June 18 in the Joshua Room. Both auction events are open to the public, but to preview lots and participate in silent auction bidding, attendees must enter the show floor on Thursday.
You can register for the auction and preview lots here.
Informative Seminars
There will also be four complimentary educational seminars held in the nearby Joshua Room. This year’s lineup of speakers features Vital Vegas contributor Scott Roeben:
- June 18, 8 AM: Aaron Berger, executive director and CEO of The Neon Museum, will elaborate on how preserved neon signs narrate Las Vegas’ history.
- June 18, 3 PM: Scott Roeben, founder of Vital Vegas, will analyze the changing landscape of modern gaming and what visitors can expect as the casino industry progresses towards electronic gaming.
- June 19, 8 AM: Charles Kaplan, chairman of the Casino Collectibles Association’s Museum of Gaming History and manager of the ChipGuide database, will provide insights on documenting casino artifacts.
- June 19, 3 PM: Jami Rodman, author of The Las Vegas Madam and founder of Las Vegas Guided Tours, will conduct a history-rich session on Block 16, the city’s historical red-light district, and discuss how immersive research breathes life into its narratives.
The event hours are from 10 AM to 5 PM on June 18 (admission is $10), 9 AM to 4 PM on June 19 (admission is $5), and 9 AM to 4 PM on June 20 (admission is free).