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[toad94]

Last set sale pending.

 

[toad94]

@CHP TD - are you still interested in a sample set? I haven't heard back on our Conversation. Thank you.

 

[BigSlick4523]

I will take it I PM you

 

[superchromix]

My set arrived today. Thanks!

Just for fun, can someone with the set identify the edge spot colors on the "Dark Blue" chip?

 

[toad94]

My set arrived today. Thanks!

Just for fun, can someone with the set identify the edge spot colors on the "Dark Blue" chip?

You're welcome!

The bright red is BCC's "Radiant Red" - it was not one of their standard colors so it never made it into the sample sets.
The green is Sherbert (should be "Sherbet") Green. If you notice it varies from the Sherbet Green sample, that's because BCC Sherbet Green is notorious for its color variation. I have two version from the "Huntley Lodge" set I'd swear are different colors altogether.

 

[superchromix]

You're welcome!

The bright red is BCC's "Radiant Red" - it was not one of their standard colors so it never made it into the sample sets.
The green is Sherbert (should be "Sherbet") Green. If you notice it varies from the Sherbet Green sample, that's because BCC Sherbet Green is notorious for its color variation. I have two version from the "Huntley Lodge" set I'd swear are different colors altogether.

Cool! Yes I was having a tough time getting the color of the Radiant Red edge spot. It's almost matching TRK Fire, but not quite. The Sherbert Green was no problem.

Were there other non-standard BCC colors? And, do you happen to have one of those Radiant Red chips?

 

[toad94]

No Radiant Red, sorry. I've never seen a sample chip of it besides in the existing edge spot.

BCC had two other colors (for sure, there may be others I don't know about) they offered to casinos but did not include in their standard sample set:

-Hawaii Flower (very light purple)
-Bone White (looks like CPC's White, but without the brass flecks)

They also made custom colors to try to match Paulson colors for properties with existing Paulson chips.

They also used brass flecks in some of their casino chips which--like CPC chips--darkened the clay color a bit.