Briefly had a nice stack Wednesday before I donked it off.
Funny enough, it isn't a chip-to-chip variability. Of the 3 $25 AS that I have relabeled each has a larger inlay diameter on one side (so one side fits snug, the other side has some gap (not as pronounced as the 48mm chips but the same idea).I hate the chip-to-chip variability of inlay diameters
At least I got the color right.
T5,000,000. Don't run into too many of those, I wager.
New totals, I have a problem!Hello,
I am looking for suggestions as to what denominations to use for relabeling standard Paulson RHC cash chips for a tournament set.
Currently I have the following chips and was thinking of the following high denominations but appreciate any feedback (updated counts and chips):
HS Cincinnati $1, 200 chips (plus 20 for later labeling for special events etc) - T1000
Native Lights $5, 200 chips (plus 20 for later labeling for special events etc) - T5000
Paradice $25, 200 chips -(plus 20 for later labeling for special events etc) - T25000
Native Lights $100, 100 chips - T100,000
HS Cleveland Secondary $500, 20 chips - T500,000
HS Cincinnati $1000, 7 chips - T1000000
I picked this ordering as the spot progression made the most sense to me. As I get more chips I may swap out or add different denoms. I would really like to add a blue at the high end.
Thanks,
Grant
So did you have to remove all the inlays on the original chips, or were you able to put the new stickers right over the top?
Hey grant is those scratches/gouges in center from removing the inlay?
If I mayHey grant is those scratches/gouges in center from removing the inlay?
No, those are from the glue they use to hold the inlay when making the chip.Hey grant is those scratches/gouges in center from removing the inlay?
Always been interested in trying to do something similar and this has given me even more inspiration to do so.
Thanks for sharing the process !!!
Welcome to the site.I'm new here. Nice to meet you all. Do you know where is the best place to relabel your chips and how much does it usually cost. Thanks.