[Devilboy]

Originally Posted by extreme517

Cast your votes now! I tried to use edgespots that are most similar to those frequently seen on the respective denoms on real casino chips...

Yea... that's hot.

[The_Matador]

Originally Posted by cmoses

Will second this submission for sure. Very nice design fins. I enjoy the 0.25 - $100 a lot, not completely sold on the $500, $1000 & $5000 though.

Clayton

i third this

[The_Matador]

a couple observations.... everyone seems to like:
dark gray on light gray, with only 2 spots, for a 25c piece
white on blue for the $1, with 4 spots
some version of pink on purple for the $500
chocolate for a $5000... with mint spots?

[BillyBob]

This should brighten things up a bit! Look at all the bright pretty colors!
I know I didn't use that much variety in edge spot size, but look at the sides of the chips. They're pretty darned progressive.
This set could realy use a 12 x 1/4" set of spots.

Flame away on the bright colors!

[BigKyle]

Here are mine

[Somrakj]

Here is my submission:

[Somrakj]

Originally Posted by Ranman

Here are mine. I tried to go with more subtle colors in a progression where at least one color from the previous chip is part of the next. Hope you like them.

Ranman

got my vote

[21player]

-21player

[Capstone]

Originally Posted by dimperdoo

I, admittedly, have my conceptions of what a chip should like like - and logical progressions of edgespots. From that perspective, these seem quite "normal" to me...

I'll second these. I like the edge progression. Not completely sold on the higher denoms, they seem a little too "pastel" or "girly"

[mac40k]

Almost too many choices, but here goes: