Which pattern works better? (1 Viewer)

[krafticus]

Working on a "final" cash set, going big with this one. I have all of my chips worked out (more to come later), and I think I'm set on both of these chips. I'm just not sure which should be the quarter, and which should be the $1. I don't really want to show the whole set yet, but lets say its more traditional colors (Not cali-colored) -- Call me crazy, I don't like yellow $5's

Anyway ..

Option 1

or

Option 2

 

[arch3r]

In a vacuum, I like the white as the $1, and I'm not crazy about the dark-ish feel of the Peacock chip. If the Dr. Blue spot were brighter, something like DG Green, DG Yellow, Pink, ... then I think it would make a stellar frac.

My only concern with the white chip as the $1 as it stands, is if you go traditional with colors, then the $5 will be primarily red, and with the dual red spots, not sure how they will play with each other in splashed pots?

 

[Thomacetti]

1...hands down Mark (and i'll forget what you said about yellow fivers )

 

[swana]

How about secret option #3 where the blue chip is $1 and has the 4 spot pattern, and the white frac with a 3 spot pattern?

 

[krafticus]

In a vacuum, I like the white as the $1, and I'm not crazy about the dark-ish feel of the Peacock chip. If the Dr. Blue spot were brighter, something like DG Green, DG Yellow, Pink, ... then I think it would make a stellar frac.

My only concern with the white chip as the $1 as it stands, is if you go traditional with colors, then the $5 will be primarily red, and with the dual red spots, not sure how they will play with each other in splashed pots?

I may lighten up the blue chip. The $5 is not red ;-)

 

[krafticus]

How about secret option #3 where the blue chip is $1 and has the 4 spot pattern, and the white frac with a 3 spot pattern?

The white chip is locked, and 100% has to be this exact pattern and color(s)

 

[swana]

The white chip is locked, and 100% has to be this exact pattern and color(s)

If that's the case I'd go with option #1 even though I generally prefer a blue $1.

 

[Chippy McChiperson]

Without seeing the rest of the lineup, I’d go white for the dollar and blue for the frac

 

[Machine]

If it isn't Cali then you should go white on the $1,but the blue is a heavier visually, at least with these insert configs

 

[davislane]

option 1

 

[swana]

If it isn't Cali then you should go white on the $1,but the blue is a heavier visually, at least with these insert configs

As a general rule Blue $1s don't need to be confined to Cali sets...

 

[Frogzilla]

There’s a few color/denom combos that should be avoided, and a white frac is on that list. White $100 is fine. White $500 sure. But white frac or $5 is a flaw. Same with a green hundo. Or red $1/$25.

Beautiful chips

 

[krafticus]

Maybe a blue quarter like this….

 

[krafticus]

All of my other chips (white, $5, $20, $100) have a tie into something . The quarter doesn’t. I’ll keep tinkering.

Actually, the $2 doesn’t either…. Hmmm

 

[krafticus]

Or maybe straight blue. It would be the darkest chip in the set.

 

[arch3r]

I may lighten up the blue chip. The $5 is not red ;-)

I just got a little more excited

 

[mike32]

1 easy for me.

 

[Ben8257]

I vote an add on to your Jockey Mold Cutoms because they are bad ass!

Oh wait, that wasn't an option. Typically don't pick white $1 case eww they get dirty quick. But with this line up Ole @Chippy McChiperson and others are correct. Blue frac option #1

 

[Cliff]

Can’t answer this question without full disclosure of the entire set. Knowing how the white and blue bases will interact with the unknown 5 is a major factor. Dayglo Peacock > Blue

 

[krafticus]

Can’t answer this question without full disclosure of the entire set. Knowing how the white and blue bases will interact with the unknown 5 is a major factor. Dayglo Peacock > Blue

I’ll show you tomorrow

 

[buzzmonkey]

Team Blue dollar here.