2v looks great. I’m also a big fan of 212 and 214
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Lol, I was going to say exactly this.
Yeah, 212 works great for a frac. With paulson the x12 spots are convex too, which just looks better, imo.
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Im picking up batman vibes from the hundo, joker from the $500 and robin from the $25 and $5
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CrazyEddie
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I like the small stripe so much better than the v
make of that what you will
make of that what you will
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NFN, Paulson Classics seems like such a lifetime ago. 
I like both a lot, but I wonder if opinions like yours would change if the inlay did not have perfect alignment with the inserts and the line graphic across the middle. It is appealing with the shown placement in the pictures above, but the reality is that they would not come out this way from GPI
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That’s interesting that u say that. I have moved to 39 mm 500s (from 43mm) because they are easier to store. However, I still like oversized 1k for authentic casino action. In my opinion a 43mm chop makes a statement....
buffalojim
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I think your first choice for the frac edge spots was perfect IMO. I'd agree with @liftapint that the color may blend a little to much with the base color though. It's hard to say for certain without having actually seeing the chip in person. Otherwise I think they all look great.
I also agree about the 43mm chips, not a fan, not mixed in with 39mm anyway. All 43mm is a win. The one exemption, or free pass, is the Starlight $1000. It could be Frisbee sized and I'd love it
I also agree about the 43mm chips, not a fan, not mixed in with 39mm anyway. All 43mm is a win. The one exemption, or free pass, is the Starlight $1000. It could be Frisbee sized and I'd love it
If it were a half (.50), I 'd make it a 212.
Being a quarter, I think 2DS18 is better
Being a quarter, I think 2DS18 is better
Paulson doesn’t technically have a 2ds18 spot, but you can have it made using another spot. In that case though, it would look like this:
That being said, I still think 212 is the better choice.
You have a point; certainly the Paulson version doesn't look as expected.
What about 2DS16? Any Paulson equivalent?
What about 2DS16? Any Paulson equivalent?
Yup, 2TA316, but the center spot is the same color as the base color.
I'm clearly in the minority, but I prefer the 2v, though I think either work. I understand the reasoning behind not wanting to mix the v edge spots amongst lower and higher denoms. The reality is though, that the fracs and 1k/5k chips likely won't ever be in play together (unless you run one hell of a .25/.50 game!
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meanwhile, I keep coming back to that green $25 . . . gorgeous
Love that green chip!
CrazyEddie
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That's an excellent point, but I get tilted (hah!) whenever any 2-spot design isn't perfectly aligned; I think given my choice between the thin stripe and the V with both of them misaligned I think I'd still prefer the thin stripe.
But yeah, I tend to like 3-spot designs, in part because of that very issue.
CPC does align the inlay image to the spots, with admirable precision and detail.
Paulson does not, AFAIK.
Paulson does not, AFAIK.
JoeyMack
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So awesome to see those Starlites in play. Such beautiful chips. Will definitely have to make the drive down south for one of your games. When I do, can I come early and make snow angels in cocaine giraffes?
Liking the lineup Krish. Agreed that the edge spot color on the frac should be a tad more prominent. Also thinking the 5K might be a little too subdued. Since that is the top chip of the set I’m thinking it should have a little more of the wow factor that the $500 & $1K have. Just the musings of a layman noob...
Liking the lineup Krish. Agreed that the edge spot color on the frac should be a tad more prominent. Also thinking the 5K might be a little too subdued. Since that is the top chip of the set I’m thinking it should have a little more of the wow factor that the $500 & $1K have. Just the musings of a layman noob...
ssanel54
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Krish is this the Bizzaro World version of Gotham City where everything is Bright and colorful?
I think this is what is great about chipping - there are so many diverging likes and dislikes... for me, I'd go so far as to say that the 5k is the star of the show in this lineup. As someone on here so aptly wrote recently, it'd be a boring place if we all agreed with each other all the time!
It's probably for the best that this tool doesn't exist anymore.... I don't even want to think about how much time I'd waste on it!
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Loved seeing the debate, and was really helpful to hear people’s thoughts. In my mind, this is where I’ve ended up with my fantasy set, some small tweaks, like the spot on the $5. Added a snapper as well.
Ultimately, I’ve realized it’s all subjective; but as a first imaginary set, I’m thrilled with this one.
Ultimately, I’ve realized it’s all subjective; but as a first imaginary set, I’m thrilled with this one.
Normally not a fan of the rounded spots, half moons? but on that snapper they really work. Well done. Can't wait for the GB.
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I was expecting a $25K and $100K chip before a $2.50 chip. Looks like you will have to add a 5c chip also so you have another row of three.
Maybe you can start with a custom ceramic set as a place holder until this set or something close to it becomes a reality.
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