BCC GCR Bluesman colors (2 Viewers)

[ParrotheadMZ]

This was one of the last sets to ever be made before BCC sold out to Paulson. And at .85c each we were all fools to not have gotten more This was an epic group buy from blue screen and I'd like to think 2nd best Josh for doing it.
My break down for a single table 20k with a 12-12-5-6-2 starting stack.

226-25
226-100
56-500
76-1000
46-5000
3-25000
11-NCV/bounty

 

[MoscowRadio]

I've always absolutely loved these chips and regretted not getting in on the group buy.

 

[Poker Zombie]

I quickly scrolled to the bottom thinking this was a for sale thread.

Those chip are flat-out awesome.

 

[links_slayer]

that non-denom chip is so terrific.

 

[MoscowRadio]

I quickly scrolled to the bottom thinking this was a for sale thread.

Those chip are flat-out awesome.

I did the same exact thing.

 

[Don Clay]

the fool is the member who didn't order any of those, personnalized in this case by ...me

 

[BGinGA]

The best thing about those chips (aside from the awesome color combos) is that they are a testament to the fact that BCC never figured out how to make oblong hot stamps.

Never a big fan of the flame mold, but the large diameter recess works incredibly well for stamped chips. Another great tournament set I don't need that I should have jumped in on.

 

[Felix]

Yeah.... Those are awesome! I should have bought some of those! Stupid me! The colors and silver stamps really pop.

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[gopherblue]

I'm a fan too, and so glad I participated....

/humblebrag

 

[courage]

Very nice!

 

[Psypher1000]

I hardly ever play tournaments outside of the turbos that start the poker nights I host; this was the first set I ever mocked up in a chip design tool, and I still consider getting ceramics made along these lines.

 

[MoscowRadio]

I'm a fan too, and so glad I participated....

/humblebrag

Salt in the wound.

 

[ParrotheadMZ]

I hardly ever play tournaments outside of the turbos that start the poker nights I host; this was the first set I ever mocked up in a chip design tool, and I still consider getting ceramics made along these lines.

I have ceramics that are similar come to think of it

 

[ParrotheadMZ]

Yeah.... Those are awesome! I should have bought some of those! Stupid me! The colors and silver stamps really pop.

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They are actually GOLD stamps. we couldn't drum up enough people to do silver

 

[ParrotheadMZ]

I'm a fan too, and so glad I participated....

/humblebrag

I really like the blue hundo with your set. Kinda wish I went that route or maybe even the gray hundo. They turned out awesome.

 

[Felix]

They are actually GOLD stamps. we couldn't drum up enough people to do silver

Oh, I should go and wash my eyes.

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[SixSpeedFury]

Man, I kick myself every time these pop up. Would've, could've, should've.......

 

[detroitdad]

I've never seen these before. WOW.................shame its not a for sale thread

 

[72o]

Gimme gimmee gimmee! Those are so frickin awesom. Nice pics. and I for one am glad this isn't a for-sale add. I just spent the rest of my yearly chip fund yesterday and that would have sucked.

 

[pltrgyst]

I have ceramics that are similar come to think of it

Well, at least they're round. I have some round chips too.

 

[Forty4]

I'm kind of hoping that there is a CPC set similar to this once the hot stamping begins.

 

[ParrotheadMZ]

Well, at least they're round. I have some round chips too.

What I mean is I also have a colorful ceramic set. No brag no disrespect. I just like the loud colors

 

[ParrotheadMZ]

I'm kind of hoping that there is a CPC set similar to this once the hot stamping begins.

Me too but I think I read it will be similar in price as an inlay but I could have read it wrong.

 

[Forty4]

Me too but I think I read it will be similar in price as an inlay but I could have read it wrong.

Setting up for hotstamping does take a while for any order, with different settings needed for different color clay for example. Therefore, we are likely to adopt a 2 or even 3 stage pricing model for them.
ie - a setup charge (either for the order or per color) and then a cost per chip, or, a setup charge for the order plus a charge per extra color and a cost per chip.
The individual charges won't necessarily be high, but will reflect the fact the same labor is required for a small order as for a large one. Consequently a small order of multiple colors may be at least as expensive as inlaid, but a large order will be cheaper.
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Yes in small batches but if we can organize a big purchase might be able to make it work.

 

[ParrotheadMZ]

Yes in small batches but if we can organize a big purchase might be able to make it work.

Ok but can we use these colors I'm going to do a set with similar colors here soon.

 

[BGinGA]

Not until CPC releases peacock blue, you aren't.......