[tallsbutler]

great looking chips

i love the $2 chip

nice

[coyote]

What are the exact color combos??

Thanks!

[imthatguy]

The chips look great. When I first put my table together, I used craft felt (HUGE mistake) and airbrushed a logo on - I was very pleased with it. Until people started playing. Within minutes, the felt was pilling like crazy. Everyone had black fuzz all over themselves... pretty embarrassing. Since then I've swapped out the craft felt for velveteen. I never got around to redoing the airbrushed logo... This makes me want to do it again! Thanks for the inspiration!

[GoBud8]

Is that DG Peach with the gray, I really like that combonation?

[Munky]

Originally Posted by GoBud8

Is that DG Peach with the gray, I really like that combonation?

Yep, looks nice eh?

[Munky]

Originally Posted by coyote

What are the exact color combos??

Thanks!

I think this is correct, but I'm not %100 but here goes.

White, Blue (.25)
Gray, Dayglo Peach (.50)
Blue, Green ES ($1) <-- This chip is getting changed out with a Blue , Gray Chip.
Pink , Dayglo Green ($2)
Red, Arc Yellow ($5)
Green, Dayglo Peach ($25)
Black, Dayglo Green ($100)
Purple, Black ($500) <-- This one is getting changed with a Purple and Pink one.
Yellow, Black ($1000)

We don't really use the .25 and .50 a whole lot any more, but sometimes there are games where people only want to play for 20 bucks, so we do use them then. The 25's are the only one used in both Tourneys and cash.

[Shiv]

Very nice chips, the $2 chip color is what I have been thinking about using for my .25 chip, but I am not too sure yet. It looks like the 25 chip is green/dayglow peach. I could be wrong, but it looks more similar to the .50 chip than the $5 chip.

What made you go with the roman mold versus the HH? Another thing I am trying to choose between. Decisions, decisions. I haven't begun the inlay design yet.

[Munky]

Originally Posted by Shiv

Very nice chips, the $2 chip color is what I have been thinking about using for my .25 chip, but I am not too sure yet. It looks like the 25 chip is green/dayglow peach. I could be wrong, but it looks more similar to the .50 chip than the $5 chip.

What made you go with the roman mold versus the HH? Another thing I am trying to choose between. Decisions, decisions. I haven't begun the inlay design yet.

My bad, you're right. Copy and pasted, didn't think to change it or even notice.

[seymour]

Those are nice looking chips! I love the simple, yet nice, inlay. A custom set is something that I'm considering in the future, but don't have any good ideas yet.

I think your new $1 and $500 chips will look a lot better, as they are now, the edge spots don't really stand out like the rest of the chips. The grey chip is pretty good looking, you don't see those as often in a set.

Originally Posted by Shiv

What made you go with the roman mold versus the HH? Another thing I am trying to choose between. Decisions, decisions. I haven't begun the inlay design yet.

Besides the edge spot colours, this is another thing I'd have to decide on as well. I think it would probably come down to HH vs A-mold, though. I have a sample of the Roman mold, don't really like it all that much. The CS is simple, and I think will look good on the plain chips I have on the way

[Munky]

Originally Posted by Shiv

Very nice chips, the $2 chip color is what I have been thinking about using for my .25 chip, but I am not too sure yet. It looks like the 25 chip is green/dayglow peach. I could be wrong, but it looks more similar to the .50 chip than the $5 chip.

What made you go with the roman mold versus the HH? Another thing I am trying to choose between. Decisions, decisions. I haven't begun the inlay design yet.

In all honesty, I know a lot of you like the HH mold, but I actually can't stand it. It looks good on other people's chips, but I can't imagine having it on mine. Call me an odd ball (Wouldn't be the first time ). It just reminds me of a race track or something, and I really can't stand the atmosphere of a race track. The roman border I thought had the "Classy" look I was going for. The circles and squares would have been my pick if I wanted something more contemporary and modern (Which actually my friend wants, and I'm designing an inlay logo for him now). I actually wish ASM made a plain mold, no fancy stuff, just... no design, ya know?