I have 3 "gold" tokens from the December 1996 ground breaking of "AN ITT/PLANET HOLLYWOOD JOINT VENTURE". I seem to remember it being somewhere across the street from the Stardust, maybe? Obviously it was never built but do you know why? P.S. Are the tokens worth anything?

You’re always posting whether gambling win was up or down, but what about non-gaming aspects, like total hotel take (including percentage of income from resort fees), etc.? With 130,000 rooms or so, is there a breakdown of total revenue that lists a number like $10 million to $15 million a day in room income, or whatever it may be?

Is there an organization that checks that the casino offerings are legit? I always wonder when they offer a chance to spin and win from five to 1,000,000 points, if there is there even a 1,000,000-points-prize possibility, or if it's actually a pre-determined "scam"?

With Chinese Lunar New Year almost upon us again, can you give us your annual round-up of which casinos will be offering 'good luck' Year of the Monkey chips this year? Thank you!

Great QoDs about space-themed properties, but I’m wondering whether you might have missed one? I half-recall a proposal for the old El Rancho site called Starship Orion. Unfortunately, that's all I remember about it. Did the proposal ever get beyond a name? I think it followed something called Countryland USA, but have no clue how far that went, either.

Yesterday, you ran a question about the UFO Hotel and the Little A'Le'Inn. But haven't any space-themed projects ever been proposed for Las Vegas?

Did I read that there was a class action lawsuit regarding casinos charging resort fees for comped rooms? If so, what gives?

Are there any original sections left at any of the oldest remaining strip resorts -- Flamingo, SLS/Sahara or the Tropicana?

I have heard that Planet Hollywood will be updating all of the hotel rooms in the hotel. Is this true? If so, how long will it take for them to be completed?

Are the hallway areas leading to the guest rooms people stay in under taped video surveillance in hotels like the Tropicana? How about the public elevators? (Double checking my info for book I’m ready to publish on Las Vegas. Thanks.)