Chips Design Study: Aria Casino (LV) (7 Viewers)

[CellarDoor85]

Part Six of my Design Study of the most interesting Casino Sets.

This time the Aria Casino Las Vegas and one of my Favorites.
Tell my what's not perfect at theses Chips

 

[QuietMaple]

In general, I really like these chips. The inlays are inoffensive, but I don't feel that they are that special (which is fine). My main quibble is with the $1. The green spot really feels off to me. I wish that chip was a little different.

I looove the $3 though. I like the pastel colors.
$5, $20, and $25 are all nice too.
And the $100,000. I love how it looks like big gold coin.

If I were changing this set, I might do the $1 something like one of these:

I'm curious what other people think!

 

[BKisback]

In general, I really like these chips. The inlays are inoffensive, but I don't feel that they are that special

This.

 

[ovo]

I don't like LV NV on the top

 

[upNdown]

It's all subjective. My opinion is that it's a boring house mold, I don't like dark inlays, and the 418 spot pattern is weak for a $5 in general and totally unimpressive following that nice tri-moon $1. Spot pattern on the $25 is pretty weak too.

 

[suchj0sh]

Hate the $25. The upper denoms are all very good tho.

 

[CardRally]

The $20 crushes the $25.

I personally like the colors of the $1. I would never have chosen them. But that’s part of what makes the combination interesting to me.
I think it helps set up the somewhat subdued palette of the main 1, 5, 25, 100 lineup.

One of my favorite sets when I first started chipping.

 

[cpac54]

$25 is the only chip in the lineup that leaves me wanting. Inlay design is subtle, classy and clean.

One of the hands down best sets on the Strip.

 

[Fingerz]

This set is a favorite of mine. I really like the $3, $20 and $100. I am not a fan of the Las Vegas at the top of the chip. It feels unbalanced to me. All of the colors pop except for the $5 and $25.

 

[upNdown]

I really like the $3, $20 and $100.

I agree, those are good ones. But the majority of players will never touch the $3 or the $20. Should we consider that?