I am sure he made those one by one and the edges had some 'burrs' and there are manufacturing marks on side and face. The edges are a little rough still so you know they were not played with much. These are lightly used and some are a little dirty but most are in excellent condition and were not used much. (I also have some Roulette ones if interested). To hear him talk I'm pretty sure he did those manually one at a time.

And if you had a question about anything gambling related he had an earful of information including a complete history and a who's who along with a story! He wrote a little book about his life and I still have one around here somewhere. He always struck me as simple and 'old school'. Lucky was a protege of Bugsy Siegel and was asked to come to Las Vegas with him but he didn't go (good thing). He passed in early-mid 2000's and Bob Tabb took it over and he has since retired. He still ran his casino supply business in Florida. We started doing business with Lucky when he was still in New York before he retired to Florida around '98-'99.

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