[bascombe]

I finally got my 500 ASM home!!!



















I have :
142 green (+4 extra)
202 black (+4 extra)
96 lavender (+4 extra)
48 yellow (+2 extra)
12 red (+4 extra)

The overall quality is excellent. The inlay is super crisp and the edgespots are very precise. The weight varies between 8 and 9g.

Got two spinners (air bubble syndrome), and a couple of inlays that are not well-centered, but other than that nothing to complain about. I'm very glad with my color choices and the set looks great as a whole. I couldn't be more happy.

Now I just have to iron that billiard cloth...

[hod]

They do look very sweet, you must be very happy with them, and you can't beat a H-mold.

[Strange]

Very nice indeed.

[Derryabu]

Really nice chips,hope you get a lot of enjoyment playing with them.

[Flushing down my money]

Nice chips....I like the font for Henry's.

[Wick125]

Nice chips. I like the inlay and am glad you got them home safely.

[BPTDirector]

Very, Very nice....I'm sure they will draw rave reviews each time you break them out for a game.

I have H molds also, and agree they can't be beat...

BPT

[brdway_blu]

Bascombe, very nice chips. Forgive my ignorance but I have questions.....What does ASM stand for?
The inlay is permanent and not a label?

[tripod22]

Very nice design. ASM made a great decision reissuing the H-mold. It seems that MANY of the new orders are using it.

ASM = Atlantic Standard Molding

They're the company that makes these. Their website is www.pokerchips.com

Originally Posted by brdway_blu

Bascombe, very nice chips. Forgive my ignorance but I have questions.....What does ASM stand for?
The inlay is permanent and not a label?

[brdway_blu]

thanks Tri - I'm on their site now.

brdway