[jeff123]

If money wasn't an issue, And when ordering from BCC heavier weight is just 5 bucks per hundred chips more, so it really isn't that much more. Would you ever get the lighter weight? Does anyone like the lighter weight Or when it comes to clay BCCs you gotta go with the heavier weight.

[gpc]

If I was willing to accept lighter weight chips I would just go with ASM because of the available molds. Otherwise if choosing BCC, I would get the heavier weight every time.

[panthershutch15]

If given the option, I would never get the lighter weight.

[2_hotty]

For the hotstamp deal, I went with the lighter chips. No one even notices. I don't even notice.

At all.

[the3rd]

I challenge anyone to hold a single chip in their hand with their eyes closed and tell me if it is heavy or light. Even with stacks of five, the difference is inperceptable. Five bucks isn't much, but it adds up quick when you buy the quantities most people do for a custom set. I don't have a preference, but since the heavier BCCs are a fraction of a mm bigger, I'd go light. If you got the money, flaunt it. I'll take heavier BCCs when they come in 43mm.

[dad604]

I would have no problem in having 8g clay chips if I like everything else about the chip.

[tikipirate]

I find I prefer heavy chips. Don't know why, but if it's noticable, it would be a deal breaker.

[Felix]

Regarding the price difference, definitely the heavier ones.

[panthershutch15]

1 chip versus 1 chip it would be nearly impossible to tell the difference.

But I usually handle stacks of 10 to 20, and there is a difference there...Not a huge difference, but it enough to make me pay an extra $25 for my 500 chips when I ordered.

[jspearm1983]

After you consider the price difference, I would always go with the heavy chips.