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so, some questions:
- is this worth pursuing?
- how different does the label need to be
As far as I know, it's a fantasy casino. I found the chips here.Is the original a real casino/cardroom?
any issue with the inlay design
wow... took me a while to see the problemdirty stack issues
wow... took me a while to see the problem
I have seen the imperial chip from manufacturers on alibaba. But I have also seen multiple venders selling the same chip design that I assume would have trademarks.As far as I know, it's a fantasy casino. I found the chips here.
I contacted the seller, trying to find out more about the labels, but probably asked the wrong questions. All I know is they resell chips they get from a manufacturer, and they don't sell labels. Next, I'll just be blunt and ask them who the manufacturer is. Not sure why they'd want to divulge that, but it won't hurt to ask at this point. In any case, to avoid IP issues, my current plan is to design a label inspired by those originals.
Regarding chip colors, I want to match the scheme of the originals as close as possible. I've got samples of the originals on the way, so this may change. Any denominations above $500 or below $1 can be fiddled with. I'll check for dirty stack issues.
I dunno. Ripping off a trademarked China product sounds like fair game to me.I have seen the imperial chip from manufacturers on alibaba. But I have also seen multiple venders selling the same chip design that I assume would have trademarks.
Unfortunately it's not my design. I think I've tested the boundaries of fair use.I like the label design. It feels "classic". Needs all the denom numbers still
You could advance that classic feel with H-mold or S-Crown
Discount Poker Shop used to have what appears to be the same chips
I'll check for dirty stack issues.