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Originally Posted by DANIELV12 They don't look as good as bmwguy525's " The Beach" chips. I really like those. |
Thanks, appreciate the comments
I think the key here is that, since there's so much color in the chips themselves with the huge double edgespots on these chips, there needs to be a color match on the inlay to some extent to help differentiate the chips when in play on table.
Here's a simple generic four-suit, gold text inlay, but with a light color matched inlay.
With a pure white inlay it gets so hard to distinguish the different Wallsons just because there's so much color per chip base.