$2 bill holders at The Cosmopolitan

I've never heard of this!

Are these meant for tipping?

 

I haven't heard of this either I am anxious to see if anyone can elaborate on it!

 

They have them regularly I think, but always around Chinese New Year. They're really big with the Asian clientele. I've seen people buying staxks odd them to take back home to hand out as gifts.

Also it's a fun way to give tips as so many aren't even familiar with $2 bills. They're basically like a check book where you 'tear' one out as you go.

Just ask for a book of $2 bills at the cage

 

I'm fascinated with this, but I've never had a desire to use a $2 bill in my life. Hmmm.

 

I’m curious. In next week and may have to get one.

 

Please report back (if you have time). I kind of want one but I know I"d just end up feeding $2 into Buffalo, spin, $2 Buffalo, spin...

 

Will do. May need reminding as My focus is usually limited to “eat steak, drink crown , gamble gamble, “. repeat.

 

For what it's worth, I've heard opposite things on $2 bills -- some people (myself included!) view them as good luck, but I've also heard people say that they're terrible luck.

I don't think they're true tear-outs like a checkbook, because money can only be printed/issued by the government, but I would assume they're basically a nice holder with a bunch of bills inside. If you really just wanted the bills, you could also probably just call over to a bank, I know there's a Citi and a Wells Fargo over by the Hughes center off of Flamingo.

 

Remember when it was considered insulting to pay with a $2 bill because that's how much hookers cost?

Yeah, me neither.

 

I was just up at my local and the CW brought one to the bar and wanted to get rid of it. I bought it from her. I love $2 bills. I tip with them in Vegas when I think about getting them prior to leaving. Most CW I give them too love them and comment that they save them for their kids, presents, etc.

 

I would like to have one.
Just because.

 

They’re actually bound together on the end - similar to a checkbook. It’s almost like a wax/plastic material on the end that holds them all together.

I’ve got a book of $100 denomination from a few years ago. All of the bills’ serial numbers are in sequential order too.

 

Ron tried to buy one in early December. The cage told him they are available for Chinese New Year and when they run out, you have to wait until the next year.

 

Huh. I stand corrected!

 

First time I've seen this, now I want one.

Anyone know where we can find more information on these?

 

For my American friends.....read up on the historical value(s) of two dollar bills....

 

Now that is funny