Does anyone have any pictures of the Charcoal and the black together? I was considering the charcoal in the Add-on but now I'm unsure.
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Mini Splash
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They are charcoal, but the lighting over my table is pretty dim right now...you can tell the color in person, the phone camera is not capturing it correctlynice!
is it just me or do your hundreds look like brown?
I have some more pics as well.
Don't expect to much, these where all taken with my iphone
some close-up's:
DG green
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Black
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DG peacock
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DG yellow
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DG tiger
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Retro Red (here they tend to go a bit into the dark pink direction, but they are more like a darker, rich red)
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And some comparison untouched (left) and oiled (right):
DG green
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Black
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DG peacock
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DG yellow
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DG tiger
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Retro Red (top one on left barrel also oiled)
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Retro Lavender
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and all together with only the right chip of every barrels oiled (pic is a bit dark but think you can see it anyway)
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So far I can say they all profit great from oiling, especially the retro's. Though the yellow has the least benefit.
I had the chips in play for one night. Only oiled one chip of each denom for testing (last picture) and accidently the yellow got lost within the others. after the game I tried to find it but there were already a lot chips that lost all their dust and it was impossible to find the one chip.
With the other denoms it was still possible to see the difference although not as clear as before the first game night.
So I guess after a couple of games the chips will probably look very similar to the oiled ones.
cheers
It is the same on the 1000 as well, I think it is because 1 is a thin digit!Why is the spacing so wonky on the T100 stamp?
I don't think that qualifies as a legitimate reason. Here are eight examples on seven different molds from five different companies:It is the same on the 1000 as well, I think it is because 1 is a thin digit!
It appears that this is a design flaw in the artwork. Very surprised this wasn't addressed prior to the hot-stamp dies being made.
Is anyone worried about the yellow getting dirty? Just wondering because I am debating between the Purple or yellow for a t5000 chip.
No, I was not involved with the initial stages of the group buy, including the name selection or stamp design. I certainly would have brought it up had I seen it at that time, even if not ordering a set. Just surprised that nobody else noticed it prior to production. It's a pretty glaring error imo.I hope you aren't going to say you noticed this before they went into production....
I got bright white T5k, I don't think I play enough games or that in those games the chips will see enough game time/action to give me any concerns.
There are lots of other bright colours out there you could worry about too in this respect, but then we'd all have really dull chipsets!
Anybody? Anybody want the extras? Cleaning out and making room. I may have to start giving them away!!! Open to tradesAs you know I sold my set not long ago. I was going through my chip cabinet and came across some of the extras I ordered for samples and also some of the extras from the order. If you are interested in some extras please pm me with what you want. I was thinking $1 each plus shipping. Preference will go to the person buying the most chips.
Here is what I have so send me a pm if you are interested.
15 x T25 light green
1 x T25 DG Green
10 x T100 Black
7 x T100 Charcoal
8 x T500 DG Peacock
14 X T1000 DG Tiger
3 X T1000 DG Yellow
3 x T5000 DG Tiger
David O
I know what you are referring to and can explain in some detail what this is.Finally got my chips today! They've come a long way and they're stunning!
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I did have some slightly wobbly stacks in two barrels of the DG Tiger T1k. Did anyone else have anything similar?
Or you can just gently scrape them with the back side of an X-acto knife to remove the excess foil. Quicker, but probably not nearly as much fun as shuffling them a couple hundred times.I took 10 of my chips with this issue and shuffled them about a couple hundred times and what I found was that the excess foil actually wears away