Fitzgeralds Casino Leprechaun Mascot Keychain

Decorative Art / Commercial Collectible (Miniature Figurine Keychain)Manufactured for Fitzgeralds Casino & Hotel; Likely produced by an anonymous commercial souvenir manufacturer

Fitzgeralds Casino Leprechaun Mascot Keychain

Style & Movement

Americana/Kitsch / Commercial Branding / Cartoon Illustration Style

Medium & Technique

Molded PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) plastic with industrial paint application

Creation Period

Late 20th Century, circa 1980s–1990s

Dimensions & Format

Approximately 2 to 3 inches in height; Three-dimensional standing figurine format

Subject Description

A leprechaun mascot, synonymous with the Fitzgeralds Casino brand, depicted as an elderly gentleman with white hair and glasses, wearing a green suit, bowtie, and buckled shoes. He is tipping his hat in a welcoming gesture, standing on a yellow base featuring the 'Fitzgeralds CASINO • HOTEL' logo.

Condition & Value Assessment

Condition Assessment

Good/Fair; Shows visible signs of use and age-related wear

Estimated Market Value

US $5.00 – $15.00

Auction Estimate

US $3.00 – $10.00 (Standard collectible market value)

Provenance History

Original promotional merchandise/souvenir from Fitzgeralds Casino & Hotel (Las Vegas, Reno, or Tunica locations)

Art Historical Significance

Represents the 'Irish Luck' branding prevalent in Nevada gaming history; a piece of commercial ephemera from the Don Barden or Lincoln Management eras of Fitzgeralds before its rebranding to The D Las Vegas.

Notable Features

Features the classic scripted 'Fitzgeralds' logo and the specific character design of 'Mr. Lucky,' the property's former mascot.

Condition Issues

Significant paint loss on the shoes, hands, and base; scuffs on the plastic body; minor oxidation on the metal chain loop; general surface grime.

Conservation Recommendations

Keep in a dry environment to prevent further metal oxidation; gentle cleaning with a soft cloth if desired; avoid solvent-based cleaners which may dissolve the vintage paint.

Identified on 3/21/2026