Q: What shapes are available for faux shaped inlays?
Pretty much whatever shape you want. Paulson chips have used a lot of different shapes over the years, and we've made/replicated a few others that aren't used on Paulson chips but still look good (e.g. sawtooth.)
If you're adding a denomination to an existing set (e.g. a 25c chip for a cash set) we recommend choosing a shape that isn't used elsewhere in the set. This is sometimes easy to decide, especially if you're relabelling a different chip from the same set. For example, if you were to label a Horseshoe Cleveland $2.50 chip as 25c, you could use the same scallop shape as the original chip:
Here are some other common shapes:
THIS IS NOT A COMPLETE AND EXHAUSTIVE LIST.
Various other shapes are available but there is very little value in documenting every last one of them here.
If you can draw it, or more precisely if you have a picture of it and I can draw it, we can print it.
Pretty much whatever shape you want. Paulson chips have used a lot of different shapes over the years, and we've made/replicated a few others that aren't used on Paulson chips but still look good (e.g. sawtooth.)
If you're adding a denomination to an existing set (e.g. a 25c chip for a cash set) we recommend choosing a shape that isn't used elsewhere in the set. This is sometimes easy to decide, especially if you're relabelling a different chip from the same set. For example, if you were to label a Horseshoe Cleveland $2.50 chip as 25c, you could use the same scallop shape as the original chip:
Here are some other common shapes:
THIS IS NOT A COMPLETE AND EXHAUSTIVE LIST.
Various other shapes are available but there is very little value in documenting every last one of them here.
If you can draw it, or more precisely if you have a picture of it and I can draw it, we can print it.
