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Was having a play around a rounders variant for when CPC is up and running again. Was working with the standard colours, but then thinking of a fox I thought to myself, why not go full English with it?

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Though you’ll find standard Vegas colors at some of the casinos here, overall the colours (yes with a “u”) vary slightly:

£1 - Blue / Yellow
£5 - Red
£10 - Green
£25 - Black
£100 - Pink

Thoughts?
 
I'd go with the original CPC red/yellow for the £5, and the original black/green for the £25. They are both good looking combos and give the set a call back to the original.

For the £100 I'd go with the dayglo pink CPC uses on the $1 - again it calls back to the originals, but I think its also more similar to the London £100s I've seen, and its more different to the £5.

I'd use the original $500 too, I guess I like the originals :). So then I'd consider some kind of yellow for the quarter, though yellow is usually 50p, I've never seen a quarter in the UK.

Here are some useful threads and posts I saved.
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/rounders-colors-on-cards-mold.68716/
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/colors-of-the-cpc-rounders-chips.125765/#post-2582653
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/cpc-colour-code-matching-list.52094/
 
I'd go with the original CPC red/yellow for the £5, and the original black/green for the £25. They are both good looking combos and give the set a call back to the original.

For the £100 I'd go with the dayglo pink CPC uses on the $1 - again it calls back to the originals, but I think its also more similar to the London £100s I've seen, and its more different to the £5.

I'd use the original $500 too, I guess I like the originals :). So then I'd consider some kind of yellow for the quarter, though yellow is usually 50p, I've never seen a quarter in the UK.

Here are some useful threads and posts I saved.
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/rounders-colors-on-cards-mold.68716/
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/colors-of-the-cpc-rounders-chips.125765/#post-2582653
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/cpc-colour-code-matching-list.52094/

Thanks for the feedback and the links!

I’ve managed to snag a sample colour set, so will play around with the colours in person.

I think you’re probably right with the DG pink. It’s been a while since I’ve been around London casinos, but I do recall £25 blacks.

The purple 25p is an Aspers thing, LCI/Caesars back in the day was grey. You’re right though, they were pretty rarely used from what I remember.

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Played around with the colours some more and added some other chips for completeness. I tried to choose colour combinations from Mayfair casinos from the 70s (Aspinalls, Palm Beach, Les A, The Rendezvous).

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I don't normally see £500s in live low stakes in the city, but I watched a bit of the Hippodrome stream and thought I should check back here to see what you picked for yours!

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So thumbs up for the contrasting blue! These Hippo 500s are terrible next to the 100s. If I was directing that stream game I wouldn't allow them in play - stacks of 100s would be much better.
 
I don't normally see £500s in live low stakes in the city, but I watched a bit of the Hippodrome stream and thought I should check back here to see what you picked for yours!

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So thumbs up for the contrasting blue! These Hippo 500s are terrible next to the 100s. If I was directing that stream game I wouldn't allow them in play - stacks of 100s would be much better.

Thanks mate! Haven’t been to the Hippo in years - didn’t realize there was a stream.

I’m a bit back and forth on this set right now. I want to build a proper T25 tourney set so letting this one sit a bit before revisiting. I do like the blue as well though!
 

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