Near the Wisconsin - Minnesota border south of Duluth, the Hole In The Wall casino is unusual in one respect - its decor. While most indian casino revel in native american decor and overall trappings, this place goes for the cowboy look! The face of the building is pure movie cowtown with wooden sidewalk and a front straight out of a spaghetti western. Inside there isn't a very big place, so you don't have a lot of spots to check to find lost cards. A hard place to get extras. But they have a great little gimmick on their card - the "hole" in the "o" is a bullethole in the basic silver punchcard. I have two types, but the PRICE GUIDE mentions three of the four I know about. The old version has no web address on it, and this version comes in three types: a Faraday Mfg. mark (that I show below), a cameo Mfg mark and a DLP CR version. Just this year I found the version with the reverse on the left. No Mfg. mark, but with the web address added. I have one of the new ones for trade, but you have to offer me something really nice, as these are so hard to get. The fact that this is 300 miles away also is significant.