Thanks for the feedback! I thought they may do something like that with the colors. Wasn't sure though. As far as the non-denom 5, that was more so another option for the color way for the $5 as well as a different background for the inlay.I am fond of the $10 chip but with a $20 chip also in your set the 10 becomes a redundant denomination...I would suggest changing the $10 to a $100 or something else to get better value.. Otherwise be aware that the manufacturer may simplify the colour scheme so the red shade used may be common throughout the set along with other colours...the non-denominational 5 will likely be printed with the same red as the $5 denominated.....
I'm not sure if the red's are options or if one is a 5cent chip....... i'd suggest a different colour than using red for both.
I hear ya, on having different chip offerings. I have a big cards mold set and a CPC set on order that will be secondary/primary respectively. my primary set has $10 chips.....then secondary has $20 chips and 5cent chips with both sets sporting .25,1,5,25,100,500,1000,5000 chips. With the size of each set its doubtful a single 1/2 table would exceed the 10 or 20 chips depending on which set is live.Thanks for the feedback! I thought they may do something like that with the colors. Wasn't sure though. As far as the non-denom 5, that was more so another option for the color way for the $5 as well as a different background for the inlay.
As far as the $10 to $20 goes, I've always liked how different places such as the Bellagio or the Taj have both of these chips in their offerings. For the games we play, it makes it more likely that the chips will be used while also adding some variety to the table.
ALSO, I'm thinking about making the black on the $20 purple instead. Not sure.
That's a great thought!I hear ya, on having different chip offerings. I have a big cards mold set and a CPC set on order that will be secondary/primary respectively. my primary set has $10 chips.....then secondary has $20 chips and 5cent chips with both sets sporting .25,1,5,25,100,500,1000,5000 chips. With the size of each set its doubtful a single 1/2 table would exceed the 10 or 20 chips depending on which set is live.
Thanks for the heads up!! I’ll definitely take this into consideration!This is the comparison of various cards chips with colour comparisons that show the similarity issue that can come up. So long as you know this in advance it allows for a informed design. Cards Mold Comparison
This is a link to my chips the inlay is basic and old school but the primary/secondary sets allow for either set to be use as tourney or cash and both sets are large enough that on their own they could field as a .25/.25 or .05/0.05 to 1/2NL cash set at the same time as working for a tournament structure using the 25+ chips for tourney's. If a cash set exceeds its bank when the same set chips are used in a tournament then the secondary/primary chip not in play can be used for the next higher denom in the cash game so as to avoid any cross play of chips. Or in my complete fantasy I could run a small room but that is just a day dream.
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Thanks for the heads up!! I’ll definitely take this into consideration!
What was the process like for you working directly with the company? I’m assuming you went through Tina? Quick responses/turnaround? I’ve heard they’re slow for GBs but quicker for individual orders.
Also, I have some repeating logos in the background of the inlay. How do you think that will translate as it’s being printed so small?