Texas Treasure Gambling Ship Novelties Up For Grabs

Most of the bigger items have already been snapped up

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Story Created: Aug 12, 2008 at 4:49 PM CST

Story Updated: Aug 12, 2008 at 5:29 PM CST

    The Texas Treasure Casino ship maybe just a memory for avid gamblers, but if you never got an opportunity to go aboard, you can still get a piece of memorabilia.

   Texas Liquidators Inc on the 92-hundred block of SPID in Four Buff, bought out much of the ship's fixtures and gambling supplies before it set out on its final voyage.

   And for the last few days they've been selling off everything from casino grade playing cards, dice, chips to furnishings.  Even some unusual things you wouldn't expect to find.

   Todd Horn with Texas Liquidators Inc. says, "some people don't know some of this stuff is. We have an x ray machine back there and i think they've asked me about a hundred times what it is and all I can say is it's an x-ray machine.

   The Texas Treasure sale will go on through Friday.

   They're open during regular business hours but you better hurry because most of the bigger items like gaming tables and the like have already been sold.

Saturday, Sep 13 at 4:57 PM Anonymous wrote ...

what has happen to the cruse ship

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Wednesday, Oct 29 at 10:13 AM david wrote ...

can somebody go to the terminal and take pictures if there is activity inside or ask patrcik beam the counselor of the texas treasure casino

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Sunday, Apr 26 at 8:32 AM jerry wrote ...

is there any plans for another gambling ship to come to corpus

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