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Old 05-16-2005, 07:55 PM
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prize and bounty chip group buy?

My wife suggested a group buy of "prize chips." Probably chipcos that say something like poker tournament winner, or runner-up, etc. I think she has been watching Celebrity Poker Showdown and likes the "golden chip" they get when they win.

If we got 20ish people to put up $30-40 each, we could get 30-40 winner's chips each (enough for a lifetime or at least several years). The chips would have to be fairly generic, but it might work.

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I have been ignoring this thread for some time now; I saw the title but I have just been using an ASM sample as a bounty and it works. However I was bored at work today and thought I would wade through the 5 pages and see what the story is.

After reading it all, I would be interested in both the Champion/Bounty chips and agree with the points already made:

* Champion should be coin with no pocket aces or cheesy hands.

* Bounty should have Wanted or Reward on it.

The ideas I liked best so far is having the dead man's hand on the Bounty chip and a wanted poster, and a stack of chips (not a big fan of having a trophy) on the Champion's coin.

But if this is going to be another super long term idea that sounds brilliant but goes no where fast, I would just as soon pay the extra and go it alone rather than being strung along for several months (case in point: Matsui GB thread).
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shmag. this is going nowhere. never really did. if you go it alone, i suggest you post pics and see if you can get folks on board. this project never had a leader, just a bunch of guys that were ready to get on board if someone made a decision.

maybe that's you?
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shmag. this is going nowhere. never really did. if you go it alone, i suggest you post pics and see if you can get folks on board. this project never had a leader, just a bunch of guys that were ready to get on board if someone made a decision.
Exactly. I started the thread to see if anyone thought is was a good idea. There was general agreement that it was, but nobody (especially me) put the effort into running the design phase. There were a couple of nice beginning designs, but nothing more.

If you (or someone else) want to run with it, I'm sure you could get lots of people to participate in some sort of GB.

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I like the one with the cross hairs! pretty kewl.
But I still think my idea of the Star Wars Bounty Hunters is the way to go, heehe.
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I was thinking something along the lines of"will bill hickcok holding the dead mans hand of aces and eights" Just another idea
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hey guys, im new to the board but i would be in for some too if you are still getting an order togather
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Could you post a picture of what you did?

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He has moved on....I told him I was going to take over but I have no idea how to do that....secondly I only wanted a bounty chip...and C I already got my bounty chip....nexgen with a label from Cin0s3.

Sorry....I hope this will work out for everybody else!!
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Ok! I'm officially taking the helm for this effort.

I recently started a little side business where I run bar games for a few places around my town (Atlanta) and I've decided I want some prize chips and bounty chips for it. Luckily for my wallet, I don't NEED to have my company's name or logo on these things, so this group buy works perfectly for me.

Ok, I want larger than normal (43mm I think it is) ceramic chips for the bounty chips and 1.75 in. (and 2mm thick) coins for the prize chips. And while I am absolutely open to design ideas and suggestions, I'm going to try and make this happen in a relatively short time frame, so there won't be endless polls or shuffling of feet.

Bounty Chips:

Space Monkey - It sounded like you had a contact at Chipco or knew something about their pricing schemes. You mentioned a couple months ago that you could get these at ~$0.90/chip. Can you share your info with the group or at least shoot me a PM? Thanks.

I like these designs, and it sounded like many of the rest of you did as well. We should take these as a starting point and talk about how they can be better. For example, I feel pretty strongly that a bounty chip should say "bounty" on it somewhere. I do have some Photoshop skills, so I may be able to do some work on these on my own. Would the creators of these images be willing to share their original Photoshop (or whatever design program) files with me?



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Prize Coins:

I'm going with CustomEmblems.com for the vendor. I chose them because they have no die setup fee and they have free creative services, so we won't have to do all the creative heavy lifting on our own.

It looks like the minimum order is 300, so obviously that's the minimum level of interest we'll need. The cost will be $2.41 each for a standard 4 color coin. I don't know yet if shipping is free/included. It will be $0.50 extra per coin for a cut edge (which I think is worth considering). Epoxy is an extra $0.10 per side, but I have no idea what the purpose of epoxy on a coin is, so could someone fill me in? If we get up to 500 coins, the price drops to $2.10 each.

I'm going to shoot Custom Emblems an email later today and get the creative ball rolling on a possible design that is poker themed, yet does not include anything stupid like: two aces, two kings, "the nuts," "hold'em," "all-in," or "no limit." I think the consensus was we wanted something more like "Poker Tournament Champion" or something of the sort. Is that correct?


Okay people, what do you think?
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Perfect, thanks!
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