I think lavender and retro red might be better.
a little lobbying for a slight change to your last draft of the $20. what are you thinking for a hundo?
Looks good.
No hundos. Maybe an add on later. You digging that black inlay?
200 - $1
800 - $5
300 - $20
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1400 chips = 1 sarge drawer
I am surprised you are getting a $ 20.00 Denom.. are those popular in your games ? we roll with 1, 5 25 and 100 .. either way they look great !
blond widow needs to start spreading that design skill around.
You've seen some of her work around, but didn't know it.
lol, I like your thinking but like 1400 per drawer more. I just put the upper denom and spares into those 2 x 25 row boxes.Must disagree with my esteemed colleagues - 1 sarge drawer = 1200 chips plus extras (matching DBs etc.) - I f'ing hate the 4 x 25 boxes.
What this means is a big set = 2400 chips (2 sarge drawers, or bottom drawer.) [emoji12]
spill it!
i kind of dig the all-1/4-pie set idea. i've seen comments from others saying chips are difficult to distinguish, but always from tourney sets where people will have similar amounts of different chips in play at once. in cash sets where you typically have a ton of one denom and a few of a couple other denoms, i think those concerns are significantly alleviated.
how about something like:
I'm loving the colorful quarter-pie collections - really goes well with the harlequin theme - but the black/gray chip just does not fit.
Jester colors were all about the bright - black was pretty much used only to make the colors pop (esp in a black and red situation).
My gut reaction is that this should be a four-chip set, one for each of the four cones on the motley cap... if you want a big denom to add-on later, I'd base it on the gold bells. Then the whole set is based on the classic "cap & bells." But that's me... I'm really into those sorts of tie-ins.
FWIW I really, really love Harley's original $1 chip (Charcoal/Lt Blue/Grey). I like monochromatic 1/4 pies, but the light blue is close enough to the charcoal to give that effect while also still adding a little something to the chip. Great look.
Look at these and let me know if you still agree.