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Love the singles in particular!All three of my complete sets are mixed with mixed $1’s as well. Show a little creativity - mix it up! Pr0n opportunity...
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Love the singles in particular!All three of my complete sets are mixed with mixed $1’s as well. Show a little creativity - mix it up! Pr0n opportunity...
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If they're gonna see the felt, consistency is of modest importance. The truth is though unless your game is comprised of a bunch of chippers, most people aren't going to care much about the chips you're using.
The only real hard and fast rule is don't mix clays and ceramics in the same set. This is akin to crossing the streams in your proton-packs - and according to the venerable @detroitdad - is a sin punishable by death or castration.
A barrel at a time is the way I want to build as well. If they don’t work in the set maybe they can be traded. Thanks for your Insight. CHEERSI am doing it a barrel at a time
10 different casinos of white chips, green, red and 2 barrels of black chips
al the 10 different white chips will have different edge spots but will be predominantly white..right now I have Harrah's, HSI, Jack Detroit and Cincinnati, lady luck, Mohegan, Circa
Most on hert will not like it, but then again it is what I want, my friends wont care one way or the other
I am trying to do it as cheap as possible, trying to stay under a $1.50 a chip if not lower
Good luck and you do you, make your self happy, you can always change directions and go another way if you start and don't like it
In fact that's temp until I find the The Post $1 and $20 to swap with the Silver Star.I could live with that on a temp basis.
Can I keep tagging you in it to pull you back to it?I have to unfollow this thread. Its too tilting.
Can I keep tagging you in it to pull you back to it?
That's why I use these in one of my mixed sets - I think it gives me the edge while gaming...Full Tilt the other players!I have to unfollow this thread. Its too tilting.
I get that perspective. I kinda felt that way myself before building my Vegas house mold set. But I love this set, and some of the guys in our group say it’s their favorite of all of my sets:Personally I wouldn't do a set of mixed house molds either. Mixed casinos is fine, just want uniform molds
Those are amazing!!! I need those - lol.Post in thread 'Pick Hobsons .50 pretty please?' https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/pick-hobsons-50-pretty-please.49618/post-1122451
Hmm, I was just going to mention for newbs, that despite the amount of talk they’re getting in this thread, sets with all different $1s really aren’t a thing.Happy to see the mixed $1s mixed sets becoming more of a thing.
HaterHmm, I was just going to mention for newbs, that despite the amount of talk they’re getting in this thread, sets with all different $1s really aren’t a thing.
Of course, do what you like, and do whatever you want, because they’re your chips, but for a newb asking “what’s tacky,” just know that mixing different chips within the same denomination is not a common or popular thing to do. @Irish did it perfectly. I tried imitating it myself, this year, and really didn’t love it. Some others are doing it either as homage or because it’s easier/cheaper/different, but in the grand scheme of things at PCF, they’re still an outlier. Fro whatever that’s worth.
Those are amazing!!! I need those -
Damnit - now you’ve turned me onto TRK’s - just what I neededThose are amazing!!! I need those - lol.
Great source on molds: https://www.antiquegamblingchips.com/molddesignindex_site.htmNew to the forum but intrigued by the idea of mixing sets just for style purposes. What is meant by 'same mold'? Same size or something different? Once I buy one denomination, how would I know if another set I'm looking at would closely match up?
These chips will be players so stacking integrity is somewhat important. Interested to learn more.