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Title 9 Part 4611
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9 NYCRR 4611.1 - Coin boards
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Coin board means a board used with bell jar tickets that contain various coins of United States legal tender. A player having a bell jar ticket with a number matching a pre-designated number reflected on a coin board for a prize or, if the number matches the pre-designated winning number for a specific coin or consolation prize, the player wins that coin or consolation prize and any cash prize value reflected on the coin board under the coin. No coin board shall be taken out of play unless at least 75 percent of total prizes have been awarded. Only United States legal tender may be awarded as prizes. The maximum amount of a single prize permitted (the fair market value of the coin and the amount of the cash prize awarded with it, if any) is $500, and the total series of prizes shall not exceed $3,000.
Merchandise board means a board used with bell jar tickets which contain various merchandise prizes. A player having a bell jar ticket with a number matching a pre-designated number reflected on a merchandise board for a prize or, if the number matches the pre-designated winning number for a specific prize or consolation prize, the player wins that prize or consolation prize. No merchandise board shall be taken out of play unless at least 75 percent of total prizes have been awarded. The maximum amount of a single prize permitted (the fair market value of the prize) is $500, and the total series of prizes shall not exceed $3,000.
Seal card means a board used with bell jar tickets that contain various cash or merchandise prizes. A player having a bell jar ticket with a number matching a pre-designated number, color or symbol reflected on a seal card signs such player’s name on a line on that seal card corresponding with the number, color or symbol appearing on the bell jar ticket and, upon removing the corresponding seal wins the prize specified under that seal. No seal card shall be taken out of play unless at least 75 percent of total prizes have been awarded. The maximum amount of a single prize permitted (the aggregate of the cash prize and the fair market value of any merchandise prize) is $500, and the total series of prizes shall not exceed $3,000.
9 NYCRR 4611.2 - Operation of coin boards, merchandise boards and seal cards
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- Compiling agency
- Executive Department
- Text status
- Source receipt
- Compiled text through
- Sep 15, 2021
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- July 29, 2026/Vol. XLVIII, Issue 30 (2026-07-29)
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- No later Register activity identified in this check.
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- Jun 6, 2026