[miandsh2000]

as i now see it, there are 4 options (thx meridianFC). am i missing something?

PI
* solid walls - blank or can have PI apply labels
(.19c blank or .41c with PI lam labels - could reduce to .31c each w/ jasons labels)
* BCC - only with PI's labels {saw thread on these but not sure if they are still happening or not
(.85c to .95c)

ASM
* cirlce square - ??? dont know about label on these yet ???
(.50c + .12c per chip for labels through jason)
* horse head - heard that the super thin vinyl will work
(.50c + .12c per chip for labels through jason)

HPC
* t-mold - heard that the super thin vinyl will work
(.58c + .12c per chip for labels through jason)


or can go with an ASM solid with inlay for .90c per chip

or can go with a BCC solid with inlay for .70c per chip+ .30c per chip for art (not sure if realistic or not but assumed that it may be possible to get BCC to reduce the artwork fees to $300 total if you have simple inlay that only the denom changes on. - then spread the $300 across 1000 chips and got .30c per)

[MeridianFC]

Originally Posted by miandsh2000

ASM
* cirlce square - ??? dont know about label on these yet ???
(.50c + .12c per chip for labels through jason)
)

I don't think a lablel will go on these, there's no recess.

[miandsh2000]

thx. op updated.

[Hog Wild]

To be honest, every Chip can be labeled. Vinyl labels have NO stacking effect. The difference is that if you are one that cannot stand spinners (On hard surfaces, most poker tables are padded felt anyway) If youa re that persona, I offer a 2mil vinyl that elimates that as well. However it is so this that application is VERY tough and time consuming but does look great.

"All chips can be labeled effectively".

Jason
Personalpokerchips.com

[JM]

Labelled T-molds will rub against each other when stacked/shuffled with superthin vinyl. Horseheads can use regular vinyl or super thin, there's a good amount of recess there.