[BigBrando]

These look incredible but I wanted to hear what CT members who bought them think. Anyone buy one and be willing to share your opinion? I'd love to hear from you before I buy one. Great designs, by the way!

[abcgiftsandawards]

Hi BigBrando-

I'm not sure if the folks who have purchased these already still read up on the post. Here are a few other posts that have been placed regarding our button/coasters:

http://www.chiptalk.net/forum/poker-...ts-awards.html

http://www.chiptalk.net/forum/poker-...sters-abc.html

http://www.chiptalk.net/forum/custom...r-buttons.html

http://www.chiptalk.net/forum/custom...-abc-made.html

http://www.chiptalk.net/forum/custom...c-buttons.html


Thanks,
Gene

Originally Posted by BigBrando

These look incredible but I wanted to hear what CT members who bought them think. Anyone buy one and be willing to share your opinion? I'd love to hear from you before I buy one. Great designs, by the way!

[BigBrando]

Thanks Gene! Great links, by the way. I just sent you a PM. Your product looks fantastic!

[MisterShark]

I'm curious about one aspect of these where coaster use would be the purpose:
I've got a coaster set of 'Thirsty Stone' coasters which have a porous surface, allowing for absorbance of condensation roll-off.

Are these ceramic coasters like porcelain tiles; with a glass-glazed (sealed) surface? If this is the case then just like a ceramic tile, wouldn't this prevent any liquid penetration, and after the drinking glass sweats enough wouldn't water tend to pool until it runs off and onto the table surface.

I guess what I'm wondering is: are these coasters absorbant?

[abcgiftsandawards]

Hi MisterShark-

The coasters are indeed glazed, and are not absorbant. Liquid does tend to bead up on the surface, but if there is a lot of liquid, it will eventually slide off. Personally, I like these better as dealer buttons than coasters, but then, I've never been the type to use a coaster!

Thanks,
Gene

Originally Posted by MisterShark

I'm curious about one aspect of these where coaster use would be the purpose:
I've got a coaster set of 'Thirsty Stone' coasters which have a porous surface, allowing for absorbance of condensation roll-off.

Are these ceramic coasters like porcelain tiles; with a glass-glazed (sealed) surface? If this is the case then just like a ceramic tile, wouldn't this prevent any liquid penetration, and after the drinking glass sweats enough wouldn't water tend to pool until it runs off and onto the table surface.

I guess what I'm wondering is: are these coasters absorbant?

[mattjrocks]

Got my Pharaohs dealer button yesterday. Superb work as usual Gene. Also the new aligned edgespot chips are so on fire! You guys at ABC are blowin up and deservedly so! I will always recommend you to anyone looking for great service and products. Thanks a million!

[MisterShark]

Gene,

Ten and I have PM'd you regarding one of these.

Thanks,

James

[MisterShark]

Gene,

Would it be possible to get one of these in the more traditional 2" dealer button size?
2.5" would be good also, I guess.

James

[abcgiftsandawards]

Hi MisterShark-

Unfortunately, we don't have smaller size buttons available at this point. Hopefully we will at some time!

Thanks,
Gene

Originally Posted by MisterShark

Gene,

Would it be possible to get one of these in the more traditional 2" dealer button size?
2.5" would be good also, I guess.

James

[MisterShark]

Originally Posted by abcgiftsandawards

Hi MisterShark-

Unfortunately, we don't have smaller size buttons available at this point. Hopefully we will at some time!

Thanks,
Gene

Gene,
Please PM me if/when you have the smaller size available; this would be an instant buy for me.
Absolutely beautiful work, just need the smaller size.

James