Outside of the elephant and egg, this has to be the oldest charm I own. It's one of the Vegas charms, and if you know your Juicy then you know how hard they are to find, or how expensive they can be. More evidence of this charm's age is the fact that the box has finally come apart, despite care and non-use for the past three or four years.
I'll be honest with you. I'm not wild about this charm and I've thought about selling it several times. Why don't I? It's the only Vegas charm I own, and I absolutely, undoubtedly, 100%, wholeheartedly adore Las Vegas. That's the only thing that keeps me coming back to this one.
It's rather plain. Most casino chips aren't elaborate, but they're usually a little more dolled up than this (sans crystals, of course!). The green color seems like an odd choice to me, unless they were trying to imitate a real casino's choice for chip denomination color. Maybe it is meant to subconsciously signify money? I'm also put off by the embossed gold lettering on one side, and the very plain white print and logo on the other.
One of my greatest wishes is that Juicy will revamp or release new Vegas themed charms, and this casino chip is no exception. It's in desperate need of an update! Plan to pay above retail for this one if you're searching - it IS one of the Vegas charms (slot machine, roulette wheel, royal flush, dice - am I missing any?), and like I said, they can be hard to come by.
Price: 40.00*
Box: Black/Blue
Code: YJRU0217*
*This charm was produced prior to Juicy adding descriptive names and prices to the bottom of their charm boxes. This is the code given on the box that the charm was in, but does not necessarily mean that this is the correct price and YJRU code for the Casino Chip charm.
I'll be honest with you. I'm not wild about this charm and I've thought about selling it several times. Why don't I? It's the only Vegas charm I own, and I absolutely, undoubtedly, 100%, wholeheartedly adore Las Vegas. That's the only thing that keeps me coming back to this one.
It's rather plain. Most casino chips aren't elaborate, but they're usually a little more dolled up than this (sans crystals, of course!). The green color seems like an odd choice to me, unless they were trying to imitate a real casino's choice for chip denomination color. Maybe it is meant to subconsciously signify money? I'm also put off by the embossed gold lettering on one side, and the very plain white print and logo on the other.
One of my greatest wishes is that Juicy will revamp or release new Vegas themed charms, and this casino chip is no exception. It's in desperate need of an update! Plan to pay above retail for this one if you're searching - it IS one of the Vegas charms (slot machine, roulette wheel, royal flush, dice - am I missing any?), and like I said, they can be hard to come by.
Price: 40.00*
Box: Black/Blue
Code: YJRU0217*
*This charm was produced prior to Juicy adding descriptive names and prices to the bottom of their charm boxes. This is the code given on the box that the charm was in, but does not necessarily mean that this is the correct price and YJRU code for the Casino Chip charm.
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