[Nexttime]

We were sitting around talking about our occasional microlimit games and the idea of a PNY themed set came up.

I thought about Coney Island, so I mocked this up. Of course, the right artwork would have to be selected and approved.

A 5 cent and 10 cent perhaps ceramic? I couldn't do the denomination text at the bottom so I just used the same number.

Any thoughts? Silly idea?

[bigjohn]

I think its a great idea

[on tilt]

I think it is a great idea as well. Until just recently my usual cash game was 10 cents/20 cents. I hav always struggled to find suitable chips for such a game. If they were blue chip grand inlays I would be in for 100 coney island 10 cent chips

[bigjohn]

That image makes me go cross eyed if I look at it for too long

[smoore]

Originally Posted by bigjohn

That image makes me go cross eyed if I look at it for too long

Heh, so will Coney Island so I'd say it's perfect.

[Nexttime]

That's the effect I was going for.

Anyone have thoughts on what to put on a 10 cent chip?

[Programmergeek]

10C chip maybe the World Financial Center.

[dajebriza]

It just won't be the same or fit into the set if you already have PNY's if they are not clay...

Originally Posted by Nexttime

We were sitting around talking about our occasional microlimit games and the idea of a PNY themed set came up.

I thought about Coney Island, so I mocked this up. Of course, the right artwork would have to be selected and approved.

A 5 cent and 10 cent perhaps ceramic? I couldn't do the denomination text at the bottom so I just used the same number.

Any thoughts? Silly idea?

[A-Ro]

Originally Posted by dajebriza

It just won't be the same or fit into the set if you already have PNY's if they are not clay...

I've been to a few casinos where clay and ceramics were mixed and it worked fine.

[Nexttime]

There was a mockup of the 2.50 that might have to be done in ceramic.

Link here

Maybe we can have the .5 .10 and 2.50 in ceramic. Anyone else interested in a microset?