There will be a number of price changes from 1/1/2017. Everything explained at the top of this page:
http://classicpokerchips.com/pokerchips/realclay/pricelist.htm
The most noticeable change is that we have had to, regrettably, move the CSQ mold (inlaid chips only) into Level 2.
I need to point out though that there has been no change in the condition or productivity of this mold, it has just never been as productive for inlaid chips as for plain, and to be honest it has been in the wrong price band all along.
Note that there are no changes to plain chip prices other than a couple of numbers changed by pennies as they were wrong before. Also no changes to 44mm inlaid or to Level 5 prices. No changes either to sample prices, hotstamping, shaped inlay and dg premiums or any dye-sub products.
Overall, across all items, the increases average out at less than 2%. They merely represent our increased production costs, and with 2-1/2 years worth of production data to review I was able to get things more accurate and avoid the need for an across the board increase.
Any orders placed and paid for between now and 12/31 will of course be at the old prices, and for anyone who is unable to finalise an order by that date but makes a payment or deposit, then the old process will be honoured up to the value of that payment. No time restriction will apply to finalise such orders.
http://classicpokerchips.com/pokerchips/realclay/pricelist.htm
The most noticeable change is that we have had to, regrettably, move the CSQ mold (inlaid chips only) into Level 2.
I need to point out though that there has been no change in the condition or productivity of this mold, it has just never been as productive for inlaid chips as for plain, and to be honest it has been in the wrong price band all along.
Note that there are no changes to plain chip prices other than a couple of numbers changed by pennies as they were wrong before. Also no changes to 44mm inlaid or to Level 5 prices. No changes either to sample prices, hotstamping, shaped inlay and dg premiums or any dye-sub products.
Overall, across all items, the increases average out at less than 2%. They merely represent our increased production costs, and with 2-1/2 years worth of production data to review I was able to get things more accurate and avoid the need for an across the board increase.
Any orders placed and paid for between now and 12/31 will of course be at the old prices, and for anyone who is unable to finalise an order by that date but makes a payment or deposit, then the old process will be honoured up to the value of that payment. No time restriction will apply to finalise such orders.