The plan was/is pretty straight forward: Mixed set. Use them as is. Get as many in play as possible… and be sure that they all end up in front of me by the end of the night!

While relabeling something else is an option… And no doubt, from what I've seen, Gear does absolutely phenomenal work… I just can't get myself to truly consider relabeling a casino chip.. At least not in a situation such as this -one where there are certainly loads of different casino $5s available.
Idk (for me, personally) I guess I just feel like it's "defacing" the chip… Almost like erasing it's history. Being that most chips making it into the population are certainly "limited" in their availability/quantity to begin with, (again personally speaking) it would be a shame if one were searching for a specific chip, only to find that the entirety of the "stock" had all since been relabeled as something different. (I know, that's a pretty extreme and unlikely thought, but I suppose anything is possible.)
That being said… That
AS snapper is pretty darn… well… Pretty!!

And recently finding out what it's "history" truly is, I could almost consider relabeling those… Then again, taking that exact history into consideration I would also argue: how could you consider relabeling something that came from (what I think) is an absolutely AMAZING story?
Sorry, got sidetracked… The fact that there are multiple versions of Casablanca $5s out there (some rarer than others obviously) I definitely couldn't convince myself to relabel a chip to create a chip that already actually exists. That's simply an impostor in my book.
Anyway, think I probably should've lessened my response, this is merely the classified section, not a main forum thread… Sorry 'bout that.
So, to that point: Yes
@BSteck that is definitely an option and I most certainly appreciate your response! TYVM
