What Poker chip type/style are these? (1 Viewer)

[oceans11]

Hi guys, new to the forum. I wanted to make poker chips like these here. Do they look like clay, or ceramic? And any idea where I could buy high quality ones like this? Would the smooth finish make them slippery to stack? Thanks in advance!

 

[TX_Golf_N_Poker]

They look like plain "no mold" clay chips. CPC can make them.

http://www.classicpokerchips.com/pokerchips/realclay/molddesigns.htm

 

[TX_Golf_N_Poker]

Just remembered that I have a couple of samples. I would say the one on the left is textured and the one on the right is smooth.

 

[oceans11]

The chips in my pic don’t look textured like either one of your pics. Would it possibly be ceramic?

CPC doesn’t offer smooth anymore.

 

[Colquhoun]

They look a little smooth to be clay. I see there's a little "G" on the chip, maybe that's Gemaco?
They might be plastic like the Tropicana tournament chips that Chip Room offered a while back, those were Gemaco too.

These actually look pretty classy as solids.

 

[oceans11]

They look a little smooth to be clay. I see there's a little "G" on the chip, maybe that's Gemaco?
They might be plastic like the Tropicana tournament chips that Chip Room offered a while back, those were Gemaco too.

These actually look pretty classy as solids.

any idea who the best ceramic custom chip maker would be?

 

[BPTDirector]

any idea who the best ceramic custom chip maker would be?

There will be many answers on this one.

 

[exodus]

any idea who the best ceramic custom chip maker would be?

BRPro is usually people’s go to for custom ceramics.

 

[Colquhoun]

any idea who the best ceramic custom chip maker would be?

Right now, the top end for ceramics is Icon (which makes many casino chips) and BRPro Poker/ABC or Sunfly.
If you’re going for customs, I would do BRPro Poker or Sunfly, but a budget ceramic can be had from PCF group buys that use a Chinese vendors. The new hybrid ceramics are particularly promising.