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Reference:
The lithograph is stylized to look like a slot machine, however it also
contains a hidden feature. The design features a fold-in design with
arrows on the outside border section; when the design is folded in to
line up these arrows, the lithograph displays a stylized skull which
pays tribute to the old Golden Nugget Gambling Hall casino sign.
Note
that there are two versions of this lithograph. The version
available for purchase outside the venue had a cheaper-than-normal
price (apparently $10 or $15), was printed on very thin paper and was
hand-numbered. Inside the
venue, unnumbered versions were for sale but were printed on more
typical lithograph paper. It is thought that event staff
mistakenly numbered the wrong batch - the intention was most likely
that the harder paper stock was to be hand-numbered and sold inside the
the venue and the thinner stock was to be sold for a lower price,
allowing people to fold the design as intended without worrying about
damaging the limited edition version.
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