Cancelled Bring your Jack white/black label tourneys back from the dead (1 Viewer)

[AK Chip]

I asked Chris (Gear) if he could come up with a filler to save murdered Jack tourney chips so they could be labelled over, this is what he came up with.

Asking $100, paid $160

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[Nanook]

hmm, I had not though of that. I had thought I would mill out that area so I had a bigger flat spot to put the label, but this is interesting. With that filler label is there enough room to get a laminated label in there & not get spinners?

 

[AK Chip]

Yes he made them just for that purpose.

 

[AK Chip]

hmm, I had not though of that. I had thought I would mill out that area so I had a bigger flat spot to put the label, but this is interesting. With that filler label is there enough room to get a laminated label in there & not get spinners?

Sorry they will take a nonlamanted label

 

[Nanook]

Yea, that is sort of what I figured
Thanks

 

[Gear]

To be clear, this 'solution' was solely for the purposes of adding unlaminated labels over top of the 'filler', and I wouldn't recommend it at all. If the inlays have already been removed, by far the best approach is to put a laminated label in the inlay recess. The only reason to put an unlaminated label over a blank/filler label is to match some other set of chips that already has unlaminated labels on it.