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After having two different sets made in the same factory as Paulsons for PCF members, I'm wondering if they would consider making something different than the giany inlay, white 312 spotted chips in the future. I know it's probably a long-shot, and I just came back to this forum, but our foot is kind of in the door with them now, right? Obviously other folks like @Tommy would know more than myself is this is even feasible, but even something like the Stardust Poker Mansion chips with edge spots that are complimentary to the base color of the chip would be really awesome. As far as molds, I'm not worried about that. I'd be totally fine with a "no-mold" chip.

Maybe something similar to the photos shown below?

I'd love to hear what you guys think!

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Do we know the giant inlay is the only inlay they make or is there a min/max size?
 
AFAIK, no way it's happening. GPI/Gemaco/distributors won't budge on the fixed inlay size, ten base colors, or white color spot and pattern, and GPI won't budge on Blue Chip line's standard offerings (small inlay or hot-stamped, ten total colors, seven basic spot patterns), either.

The Gemaco promotional chips are pretty much available to anybody who orders from a distributor and meets their design restrictions and minimum quantity requirements. The Blue Line chips are sold by GPI to their restricted customer base as a budget option for no-value chips and low-denomination cash checks.
 
BGinGA said:
AFAIK, no way it's happening. GPI/Gemaco/distributors won't budge on the fixed inlay size, ten base colors, or white color spot and pattern, and GPI won't budge on Blue Chip line's standard offerings (small inlay or hot-stamped, ten total colors, seven basic spot patterns), either.

The Gemaco promotional chips are pretty much available to anybody who orders from a distributor and meets their design restrictions and minimum quantity requirements. The Blue Line chips are sold by GPI to their restricted customer base as a budget option for no-value chips and low-denomination cash checks.
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I'm not aware of this. Does this mean that we could use the Blue Chip line to get hot-stamped or small inlay chips with more available colors and spot patterns?
 
GPI now calls it the Blue Chip flower mold.
 
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BGinGA said:
AFAIK, no way it's happening. GPI/Gemaco/distributors won't budge on the fixed inlay size, ten base colors, or white color spot and pattern, and GPI won't budge on Blue Chip line's standard offerings (small inlay or hot-stamped, ten total colors, seven basic spot patterns), either.
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:(

Looks like that means more business for CPC? ;)
 
No clue why we can’t get those, only casino I ever saw using them was The D and even they changed.
 
v1pe said:
What's the deal with these and why are they so absurdly expensive? Thought the sun mold chips were supposed to be cheaper than the lammers.
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I figured that they would be a little more expensive than the PCF chips since there are more color options, but the prices on the Colombani website, which I just looked at, are incredibly high.
 
Here's what I did with the available colors. I like these as they're simple and are still somewhat inspired by the SPM tourney set.

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v1pe said:
What's the deal with these and why are they so absurdly expensive? Thought the sun mold chips were supposed to be cheaper than the lammers.
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MoscowRadio said:
I figured that they would be a little more expensive than the PCF chips since there are more color options, but the prices on the Colombani website, which I just looked at, are incredibly high.
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The Blue Chips run about $1 give or take, depending on quantity and inlay vs hot-stamped (plus the standard GPI miscellaneous charges). Definitely more than the Gemaco promotional chips, although not by a huge amount.

As to why the Colombani chips are priced as they are, you'd have to ask the guy who had them made. @TristanMQ
 
I would think our best bet is ABC being able to get their newly acquired press up and running?
 

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