Are you happy with your mixed chip set(s)? (2 Viewers)

I prefer when the inlay/lable pulls the set together.

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I've owned many many mixed sets, and ended up selling all of them...save for one. It's very difficult for me to stay satisfied with a mix of chips

This set took me years to amass and assemble - needless to say it's my favorite mixed set and I am very happy with it. All chips are leaded THC

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What did the horseshoe .50 chip used to be?
 
That's a Horseshoe Southern Indiana quarter (25c) chip, and it's an original issue from the casino.
Wow I think I was drunk thinking it wasn’t a quarter… that’s a beautiful chip! I’m glad it’s not Bob Stupak’s hot stamp $1
 
I am pretty happy with my mixed set. Yes, I only have one mixed set. I have many different fracs and $1's to pick from. It is like playing with a new set every time I pull out the chips. This is my mixed Nevada set that I am always adding on to.

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Holy cow that's a lot of $1s! I love those flamingo chips.
 
There are some beautiful mixed sets on this thread. I built a mixed RHC set and I would say the hardest part was trying to be the line up creator if that makes sense. Edge spot progression and chip colours are where I struggled the most. Then there is the costly mistake of buying the wrong chips, reselling and sourcing new ones etc. Deciding whether to over label or full inlay replacement…..

In the end it was fun and I learned a lot. I just wish I used them more. Our group only has 3-4 games a year now with young kids, busy schedules etc….

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There are some beautiful mixed sets on this thread. I built a mixed RHC set and I would say the hardest part was trying to be the line up creator if that makes sense. Edge spot progression and chip colours are where I struggled the most. Then there is the costly mistake of buying the wrong chips, reselling and sourcing new ones etc. Deciding whether to over label or full inlay replacement…..

In the end it was fun and I learned a lot. I just wish I used them more. Our group only has 3-4 games a year now with young kids, busy schedules etc….

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It's a great looking set. Shame not to play them. Go find some new poker buddies!
 
I think the concept is awesome, but pulling together the right pieces can be hard.

Totally not the same… I built a custom CPC “mixed” set, but I threw some of the inlays together too quickly and was never happy with it. I tried many times to come up with replacements, but in the end, gave up and went with a new cohesive set.
 

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