[jbones]

I'm going to (hopefully) be buying a set of custom PI clays for a 300 pc cash game setup. I was going to go 125 x .25, 125 x $1, and 50 x $5, but instead I think I'll go 125 quarters, 125 dollars, and 50 NCV so I can play either .10/.25 and use them as dimes or .25/.50 and use them as fives. What color do you guys think would work best? I really hate the color of the "red". I'm thinking orange. Thoughts?

[Couga]

yellow!

-Couga

[King of the Farm]

NCV= No Cash Value

A term used generally on chips to denote that they are used for Tourney play and the value does not represent a ash value indicated by the denomionation listed on the chips itself

Non-Denom= Non Denominational Chip

A term used to indicate that a chip does not have a set Cash or Tourney value printed on it but is instead left blank or symboled. As a result, it can be used for several different values in any number of games and can be changed at the hosts desire.

You want a Non-Denom... And I like Yellow and Orange. Look for a color that flows well with the other colors in your set and is not commonly used in a normal value... (Like Green is usually known as a $25 chip).

And sorry about the definitions above... It's a pet-peeve of mine. NCV & Non-denom are different. I know... I need to get over it. all in good fun & good luck with the set!

[Strange]

Pink?

[HarrysAllOut]

What color are your 25c & 1s?

[JM]

NCV can also = no CHIP value, which is equivalent to non-denom

[jbones]

Originally Posted by JM

NCV can also = no CHIP value, which is equivalent to non-denom

Sorry, this is what I thought it stood for.

My quarters are blue and my dollars are white. I'll probably go with orange for the non-denoms since I'm also putting together a tourney set of greens, blacks, and purples. I would use the red but the PI clay red is so gross.

[shadesofgrey]

Originally Posted by jbones

Sorry, this is what I thought it stood for.

My quarters are blue and my dollars are white. I'll probably go with orange for the non-denoms since I'm also putting together a tourney set of greens, blacks, and purples. I would use the red but the PI clay red is so gross.

With my pharaohs NCVs i use: $1 Blue, $5 Orange, $25 Green, $100 Black, $500 Purple, $1000 White, $5000 plaques.

I didnt like the Red either - the color scheme of the pharaohs is similar to what PI is selling.

[HarrysAllOut]

Originally Posted by jbones

I'll probably go with orange for the non-denoms since I'm also putting together a tourney set of greens, blacks, and purples.

I'd go with orange as well. You could also use them in your tourney set as 1000s if the inlays are the same.

[King of the Farm]

Originally Posted by JM

NCV can also = no CHIP value, which is equivalent to non-denom

Nope... You're wrong, I'm right.




Kiddin Jim.... good point. I have to admit, I've never heard it as no CHIP value but I guess that would make sense then. I stand (sorta) corrected.. & I still say Orange.