Classic poker chips is selling their company?? (3 Viewers)

It would be wonderful if CPC could consider exploring chip colors that are more reminiscent of Paulson's offerings. Brighter yellows, reds, pinks, oranges, and greens etx would really enhance the overall appeal imo. Additionally, I feel that a redesign of the ink could bring a new fresh line of customers, including me.


Maybe crack open a glow stick and throw it in there?
CPC canary yellow in the middle sandwiched by Paulson canary yellows:

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CPC canary yellow (yes, I know it's not Paulson):
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Sure you can do a cpc set on the cheaper side, but then….why?

“Do you want shaped inlays?”
“No thanks, my dream custom set is not going to have one of the only consistent attributes across all goat sets.”
Stop with the sad faces, everyone knows I have no fooking clue what I'm talking about.

Which is *exactly* why I collect custom samples.

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Stop with the sad faces, everyone knows I have no fooking clue what I'm talking about.

Which is *exactly* why I collect custom samples.

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There’s an entire two of us and we’re mad as hell!

Anyway enjoy looking at my round inlays when they get here in a week or so, and to your display case shortly thereafter :LOL: :laugh:
 
“Do you want shaped inlays?”
No thanks, my dream custom set is not going to have one of the only consistent attributes across all goat sets."

Naw, they don't work with my theme, bruh.

I don't belong here.
 
I'm a bit disappointed that the texas card rooms went for the cheaper, no security, ceramics instead of CPCs on the Ewing mold. I'm pretty sure they could've held chip design competitions for free designs.
 
I'm a bit disappointed that the texas card rooms went for the cheaper, no security, ceramics instead of CPCs on the Ewing mold. I'm pretty sure they could've held chip design competitions for free designs.
It’s not too late, I don’t believe the Ewing mold was to be allowed, but it is now
 
I'm a bit disappointed that the texas card rooms went for the cheaper, no security, ceramics instead of CPCs on the Ewing mold. I'm pretty sure they could've held chip design competitions for free designs.

If I was a TX card room owner I would've had 100% cpc sets !

IMHO the chips at Polk's/Owen's Lodge in Round Rock TX, are absolutely fugly.
 
This is the reality in my experience. CPC chips are great, but their yellows (and colour selection in general) can’t hold a candle to Pauslon‘s.
I love CPCs and TRKs specific retro colors, but no one can touch the Paulson palette as far as number and depth of color.
 
This is the reality in my experience. CPC chips are great, but their yellows (and colour selection in general) can’t hold a candle to Pauslon‘s.

In my most recent set from them, the closest I got to yellow was DG arc... which is more orange IMHO. The brass flakes in CPC canary make the rolling edge look dingy. :(
 
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In my most recent set from them the closest I got to yellow was DG arc... which is more orange IMHO. The brass flakes in CPC canary make the rolling edge look dingy. :(
That's exactly what I did for my last CPC set - went with Arc Yellow $5s.
 
Wish I had the capital to buy CPC as a labor of love project and just break even every year with the goal of manufacturing chips at just under $1 per chip.

I think all of us wish we could swoop in, buy CPC and keep it going. The realities of actually doing that -- known only to David and a couple of other people -- are what give us pause.

Right now, even as I'm reeling from the news, I'm thankful for all that David and his predecessors at the old ASM and the Burt Company before them have done.

I'm wishing this will somehow work out and a new owner will want to keep CPC going.
 
It would be nice if someone bought CPC and infused some BR into it. Have more stock chips with cool designs. Rounders chips are ok, but the movie is so old now. And the other stock chips aren’t jaw dropping. IMHO
 
In my most recent set from them, the closest I got to yellow was DG arc... which is more orange IMHO. The brass flakes in CPC canary make the rolling edge look dingy. :(

That's exactly what I did for my last CPC set - went with Arc Yellow $5s.
Back in the ASM era on ChipTalk, arc yellow was all the rage. It's a great color. There was no canary yellow offering at the time.

I would still say for my tastes, if a yellow $5 is desired canary wins out over arc yellow for me. I prefer weighted colors as a base to get a heavier chip and it's an easy choice of yellow over orange to me.

That said, there are all kinds of beautiful $5 chip designs/colors people have come up with. Maybe my $5 is the weakest chip in the set...I don't know. I believe they're going to wear in great and look really nice in stacks with the other chips in the set.

New canary next to 2006 arc yellow for comparison. I would definitely encourage anyone on the fence to strongly consider canary as a base:
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CPC canary yellow in the morning sunlight:
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