I really like the original lineup you posted
@jja412! Question for you, what's the plan for the inlay, are you doing the Mirage inlay "as is" or similar, or is that just a placeholder? These remind me a lot of the Black Sands group buy chips, which were all day glow colors, just solids.
If you're sticking with something very similar to the Mirage inlay (ie black with a small, simple, colorful graphic), I would keep the chips and edge spots nice and bright like you've got (for the most part) in the the OP. While I typically prefer the look of contrasting bright and rich colors (like what
@JoeBGo just posted above, which is ridiculously similar to a cash mockup I have saved in my chip design tool gallery lol), I think that style looks better with white inlays. With bright base colors and black inlays, that provides all the contrast you need.
A couple of suggestions/tweaks on the OP mockup. First is swapping DG saturn for DG yellow in the fiver. If you don't have a
CPC color sample, buy or borrow one. DG saturn is a
weird color in person, and IMHO doesn't play well with anything but greens and black/charcoal.
Another thing that
@raynmanas mentioned is that DG tiger and DG pink are very similar, so there's the potential for dirty stacks. The spot colors you have here (especially the 814)
may be enough to differentiate, but it's just something to be aware of:
Depending on your game, maybe there are so few $20s on the table that it wouldn't be a big deal. Plus both chips are really nice.
Going with what I said above about keeping the spots lighter, my last suggestion would be to lighten the spots on the quarter. Either lavender as mentioned above or retro lavender (hulk chip!)
If you don't like the orange/peach in back to back chips ($1 and $5), a simple change to DG pink on the $1 would work:
But if you're going with a different inlay theme all bets are off!
From a mold perspective, I'm a huge large crown fan and also think it would work fantastically with this set. But DSQ, H, HHR, jockey, scroll, scrown or even B mold would look great too.