Pretty much the same story as my "Nuts" tournament set, except this was actually the first project. When the inexpensive, ceramic cards mold group buy was announced by @SeanGecko , I immediately knew I would take part. So I went to @Quicksilver-75 to handle the design, and although I tweaked some items for my tournament set, the basic design is all here. Steve turned out to be the perfect person to design these chips, because when I told him I wanted to put "squirrel claw" edge spots on every chip, he showed me a picture of the exact same thing he had done in a previous project for himself. What I like so much about his edge spots is that the lines aren't perfectly straight. He gave each edge spot a little bit of variance, which makes them look fantastic.
In addition to the great chip design, Steve also designed my cut cards (group buy run by @Eloe2000 ) and dealer buttons (produced by @BR Pro Poker ). The initial order was about an 800-chip set, and I added on another 600-chip set in a secondary order that was run by @Beakertwang .
In addition to the great chip design, Steve also designed my cut cards (group buy run by @Eloe2000 ) and dealer buttons (produced by @BR Pro Poker ). The initial order was about an 800-chip set, and I added on another 600-chip set in a secondary order that was run by @Beakertwang .
- 200 grey $0.01
- 200 green $0.05
- 300 orange $0.25
- 300 blue $1
- 100 pink $2
- 160 yellow $5
- 80 purple $10
- 40 black $20
- 20 white $100
- Plus an extra barrel of each - just because
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