We were having a bit of a spring clean and my lovely wife found a bunch of old cards from both the UK and our trips to Vegas over the past 20 years. Amazingly 3 of them I need for my own collection as they are variations on the cards that I already have (back from when I wasn't collecting cards and so didn't examine them for subtle differences as I do now), but I have a few that are available to trade and which probably few are out there in collections for a couple of them.

I am looking to trade for any UK cards that I need or Paris Las Vegas convention-issue room keys (I have a couple but many that I need). Will probably go to Ebay in the future for any that don't get traded.

So in the first scan, the Rendezvous (number in top right instead of bottom right), Westcliff (different back) and Gala Bingo (different design) are all ones that I need for myself (sorry, no trades on these 3). Then we have 2 old Grosvenor cards, a Grosvenor Play Points issue, 2 old Stanley Cards, Rendezvous Casino (see the number in the bottom right on this one) and the first issue of the Player Rewards that replaced the individually issued Rendezvous card (it is now a red issue if you get one these days).

The second scan has some harder to find cards. First up is Spielers which was next to the old Westcliff Casino (the site is now a Gentings Casino) and Spielers was only open Friday to Monday evenings and so not many issued. The Westcliff and Spielers then issued a joint card which is next in the scan. Next up was the Hard Rock London card before Grosvenor stopped operating Hard Rock themed casinos. Next up is a Ladbrokes card from their Russell Square casino - this was previously a Stakis and continued to use Stakis chips before becoming a Grosvenor casino. We then have the more recent LCI Player Rewards card and a newer Grosvenor card. And at the end there is one of the Gentings chip-embedded cards and one of the Gentings cards issued shortly after they rebranded the old Stanley casinos and still showing the Circus, Mint and Maxims brand names.