The badge of '78 Tour. Relatively small size pin badges are sold on recent Stones tours, but this can badge is 6.5 centimeters in diameter.

This is my first memorabilia bought at a venue, so I'm stowing it away in a box with my memory. But many people put this can badge with a badge which is selling at a venue on their T-shirt. It's uncertain that its remake is selling now.

Silver coin of '89 Steel Wheels North American Tour.

It's by the company Rococo and authorized by Stones. Cutting tongue and portraits of 5 members on each coins. We could buy all 6 coins in one box or each of 6 coins.

Coins singly are kept in a plastic case and certification of the Rococo's CEO with serial number on its authenticity.

Concert memorabilia seem to be expanding its category.

$25 casino chip was made commemorated small gig at JOINT in Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas. It's exceptional that date is marked on a casino chip. Needless to say it's the date small gig was hold.

On the back, illustration of lion by Kevin Murphy is drawn same as an album "Bridges To Babylon".

In Vegas, casino chip is currency and acceptable outside of casino. It was no problem to use at a restaurant and a gas station on trial. It was strange experience that tongue chip was accepted for usual shopping.