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10 Dollars Playboy Casino Scrip
| Issuer | Playboy Hotel & Casino |
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| Size | 161 x 73 mm |
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| Obverse description | Black on white, central vignette of a Playboy Bunny playmate flanked by cocktail glass motifs at lower left and right; numerical and text denomination "10 / TEN" in upper corners; Playboy rabbit-head logo seal at right with Hugh M. Hefner's printed signature below, and a playmate logo seal at left. |
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| Reverse description | Brown on white, central architectural vignette of the Playboy Hotel & Casino building; text denomination "TEN" in upper corners and numerical denomination "10" in lower corners, with "TEN DOLLARS" inscription across the lower register. |
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Casino scrip issued by the Playboy Hotel & Casino in Atlantic City, which operated from 1981 until the New Jersey Casino Control Commission revoked the property's license in 1987 — one of the more public regulatory failures in Atlantic City's early years. The Commission cited unsuitability of key figures associated with Playboy Enterprises, a decision Playboy contested but ultimately could not reverse.
Hefner's signature on gaming scrip is an oddity. As chairman, his name lent brand authority, but scrip of this type was a controlled instrument, not a souvenir — its presence outside the cage was technically a regulatory matter.