My poker chip design (1 Viewer)

[LuckyDuck]

I designed these chips about 10-12 years ago.
Never had them made although I did have a couple prototypes made you ca see in one of the pics.. I can’t tell or remember if they were ceramic or not. I don’t think they were clay.

I was just wondering if there might still be a feasible option for making these and doing them justice as far as the detail.
Any thoughts or suggestions appreciated.

 

[LuckyDuck]

 

[golosefast]

you mean these?
https://pokershop.de/THE-ANGRY-MALLARD

 

[LuckyDuck]

Are you serious?

Ha

I posted a similar question on a msg board several back then

I guess someone liked my design

Or maybe one of the the companies I sent them to to sample decided to make them


How long have those been available
Or are they still available?
The link you send me was in a different language

Not that it matters but if you have any doubts about what I’m saying I have a string of emails between me and the graphics guy that helped me and with the company I sent the design to for samples
11 years ago.

That is too funny

 

[LuckyDuck]

The even kept the subtle reference to what state I’m from

 

[CardRally]

You’re famous. They should send you a free set.

 

[LuckyDuck]

I had no idea

I just searched for angry mallard on here and it looks like it’s been discussed for years

Back when I did hat I just had my second kid and hadn’t thought about it in so long

Ha
There goes the chance of having of having one off chip
But I guess the fat folks like them so much is more gratifying

So
Can anyone give me any insight on who all made them and how the quality was?

And again, if you have any doubts in can verify I did design them

I think I originally posted on another message board for input

But I couldn’t remember what it was


But was just looking through the stack of emails where I went back and forth with the graphics guy and with a few chip makers back in 2014-15

 

[sleepypiggly]

Once you submit any design to Tina (i.e. any Chinese manufacturer), it is no longer yours. They will market and sell it as part of their portfolio of offerings.

 

[LuckyDuck]

Yeah I see that now

Is that who made them?
I’m not hurt about it
I haven’t really thought about it in forever

Just wrapping my head around all the discussion there was over the years about these chips

And curious who made them and if the quality tired out

FYI the diamond is a reference to Arkansas being the only state to produce diamonds, and the gray lines on either side of the duck form the outline of Arkansas agaiast the black background

 

[Colquhoun]

Once you submit any design to Tina (i.e. any Chinese manufacturer), it is no longer yours. They will market and sell it as part of their portfolio of offerings.

Do you have evidence of this? This has not been my experience with Tina so far. She claimed she would not print chips without permission, but she certainly could be doing it. However, with the many designs I have submitted to date, I haven’t seen any evidence otherwise.
The only thing I have seen is designs show up in her sample photos on the website. So far, almost 100% of my designs printed by Tina have gone through Justin’s group buys, and I haven’t seen any of those chips that were made outside of his buys.
I understand completely that it could be happening, I just haven’t seen it and would be interested in the frequency if it was.

 

[LuckyDuck]

It certainly happened in this case

I just was completely unaware of the interest in the chip

I see one thread where someone “claimed to be working with the designer” to get them done

That is certainly not true