Custom artwork group buy. US/CAN CARDS MOLD (2 Viewers)

From Tina

"if you have 20000pcs cards mould ceramic poker chips order ,unit price usd0.25/each
usd540 by sea (door to door service)"

"usd0.25 *30000= 7500for 30000,shipping cost usd780"

"usd0.24 *40000= 9600for 40000,shipping cost usd1050*
 
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How far out can we go on the chip with text? Are we limited to the 25 mm in the middle you showed us on page 1?

Any chance of text on the edges? Or will that just be color from the edge spots?
 
How far out can we go on the chip with text? Are we limited to the 25 mm in the middle you showed us on page 1?

If I understand correctly the inlay should be a max of 24mm. The ridge on the chip at 25mm is part of the mold and would look wonky if you tried to print across it. I see no reason why you could not add text to the outer portion of the chip. It is printed via dye sublimation on the ceramic chips so could technically add anything anywhere. The main restrictions being color and the ridge at 25mm used to simulate a recessed center.
 
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From Tina

"if you have 20000pcs cards mould ceramic poker chips order ,unit price usd0.25/each
usd540 by sea (door to door service)"

"usd0.25 *30000= 7500for 30000,shipping cost usd780"

"usd0.24 *40000= 9600for 40000,shipping cost usd1050*
So basically, assume 3 cents per chip for shipping from China. (technically 2.7 at 20K units) Add that to the 26 for the chip and 4 for the tariff and figure 33 cents total per chip. Plus shipping from Sean after they get here. Fantastic deal!

Edit: take another penny off if we do hit 20K units.
 
Actually, your yellow chips is one of my favorites. Looks amazing. Do you happen to recall what yellow that is?

Anyway, thanks again for doing this. Very excited for this Gb!
I did it on CPC and used DAYGLO YELLOW for the Yellow and then gave it to @timinater to do some magic.
 
We are almost at 20,000
@SeanGecko 2400 chips HARDWELL UNDERGROUND CUSTOM DESIGNS 2 cash sets
@JeepologyOffroad 1200 chips
@SiouxperStack 700
@AnteAndy ACES DESIGNS 100 chips
@honkydevil 1000
@Eloe2000 1000 chips
@TX_Golf_N_Poker 1400
@GetUrShineBox 1500
@FDLmold 1000
@Himewad 600
@justincarothers 1000
@Bluegrass Poker 1000
@Lars 500
@StaggerLee 1000
@slurpeee 500
@RowlettTexasChipGuy 600
@krafticus 2200
@shorticus 800
@BGinGA 1000....
19.500 just adding the minimums people listed previously.
 
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Not the final draft, minor imperfections need to be corrected. Just wanted to share with the group.
 
I'm 90% sure I will be putting an order in that would put the GB over the 20000 mark. I just don't want to put my numbers in till I am 100% on what I am getting.
 
@SeanGecko if we want to participate, we have until August 2nd to submit a design?
I'm 90% sure I will be putting an order in that would put the GB over the 20000 mark. I just don't want to put my numbers in till I am 100% on what I am getting.
All the numbers are minimums. I'm probably getting 2500 cause....reasons

Are there any other quantity discount numbers to hit?
usd0.24 *40000= 9600for 40000,shipping cost usd1050

*I don't think we are getting to 40,000
 
Sort of a related thought to this discussion and I'm guessing many others can relate to this.

I have a lot more respect for some of the sets out there and for the designers on this site. Sitting down with just an idea and trying to turn it into a reality has been hurting my brain. I've appreciated a lot of custom sets but now that I'm trying to build one of my own from scratch...yikes.

I salute all of the previous custom set builders who have created a set that has colors that match the theme, edge spot progression, avoidance of dirty stacks, labels that have slight progressive elements or color matching, etc, etc, etc.

I'm glad this opportunity is open for a while as I'm going to need it to work out those considerations. Just seeing the finished products on someone else's customs made it look easy.
 
Here are the HEX codes for all the colors in the Aces color wheel AI/PDF file..

EDIT: So it's been a while since I've done any design work to know better, but the Hex color doesn't always match with an exact Pantone color. And I do recall several times the vendor cannot match some of these colors in the wheels, but at the very least can be used for a reference.

I usually used https://www.pantone.com/color-finder or https://codebeautify.org/hex-to-pantone-converter to help me fine the Pantone colors to use, or close to, for certain colors when I used to design.

G1 - 77C043
G2 - 4A843D
G3 - 66BA49
G4 - 00AA4F
G5 - 4EA848
G6- 62BB46
G7- 00883E
G8 - 88C659

C1 - 4FA7DB
C2 - ABDAF2
C3 - 6DCFF6
C4 - 00AEEF
C5 - 32C2D8
C6 - 005BAA
C7 - 005995
C8 - 0076B1

Y1 - ECE836
Y2 - F2E060
Y3 - FEEE00
Y4 - FFE100
Y5 - FEE80F
Y6 - FFE450
Y7 - FFEF33
Y8 - F1DD17

K1 - 0A0203
K2 - 0A0203
K3 - 222222
K4 - 343631
K5 - 000000
K6 - 595A5B
K7 - 232323
K8 - 292B30

R1 - ED1C24
R2 - CF3140
R3 - CE4131
R4 - C9252C
R5 - D56C55
R6 - 931A1D
R7 - 833D3E
R8 - AE1F23

O1 - F7941D
O2 - F15E2B
O3 - EDA92E
O4 - F79338
O5 - ECA521
O6 - BB8D33
O7 - 925924
O8 - F79338

M1 - D80B8C
M2 - DA6FAB
M3 - E796C1
M4 - EFBED9
M5 - FDE9F1
M6 - D36D92
M7 - AE0552
M8 - E377AF
I don't see the purple or the gray color wheel codes. And the first two black codes are the same. This is very, very helpful by the way. I appreciate you posting this.
 
Sort of a related thought to this discussion and I'm guessing many others can relate to this.

I have a lot more respect for some of the sets out there and for the designers on this site. Sitting down with just an idea and trying to turn it into a reality has been hurting my brain. I've appreciated a lot of custom sets but now that I'm trying to build one of my own from scratch...yikes.

I salute all of the previous custom set builders who have created a set that has colors that match the theme, edge spot progression, avoidance of dirty stacks, labels that have slight progressive elements or color matching, etc, etc, etc.

I'm glad this opportunity is open for a while as I'm going to need it to work out those considerations. Just seeing the finished products on someone else's customs made it look easy.
Don't force it. Let it happen naturally. Play around a bit.



Yes, I know.
 
Sort of a related thought to this discussion and I'm guessing many others can relate to this.

I have a lot more respect for some of the sets out there and for the designers on this site. Sitting down with just an idea and trying to turn it into a reality has been hurting my brain. I've appreciated a lot of custom sets but now that I'm trying to build one of my own from scratch...yikes.

I salute all of the previous custom set builders who have created a set that has colors that match the theme, edge spot progression, avoidance of dirty stacks, labels that have slight progressive elements or color matching, etc, etc, etc.

I'm glad this opportunity is open for a while as I'm going to need it to work out those considerations. Just seeing the finished products on someone else's customs made it look easy.
Ask @jr8719 how long I spent working on these sets.

I did a lot of work on the inlays. Lots of trial and error.
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I don't see "P" in that post, unless I've got a blind spot to it. I just see G, C, Y, K, R, O, M.
Not sure how that happened when I know for sure I recorded it before posting here, but I corrected it now, as well as adding the Gray HEX codes as well, all on the original post and this one too.


Aces HEX codes:

G1 - 77C043
G2 - 4A843D
G3 - 66BA49
G4 - 00AA4F
G5 - 4EA848
G6- 62BB46
G7- 00883E
G8 - 88C659

C1 - 4FA7DB
C2 - ABDAF2
C3 - 6DCFF6
C4 - 00AEEF
C5 - 32C2D8
C6 - 005BAA
C7 - 005995
C8 - 0076B1

Y1 - ECE836
Y2 - F2E060
Y3 - FEEE00
Y4 - FFE100
Y5 - FEE80F
Y6 - FFE450
Y7 - FFEF33
Y8 - F1DD17

K1 - 0A0203
K2 - 0A0203
K3 - 222222
K4 - 343631
K5 - 000000
K6 - 595A5B
K7 - 232323
K8 - 292B30

R1 - ED1C24
R2 - CF3140
R3 - CE4131
R4 - C9252C
R5 - D56C55
R6 - 931A1D
R7 - 833D3E
R8 - AE1F23

O1 - F7941D
O2 - F15E2B
O3 - EDA92E
O4 - F79338
O5 - ECA521
O6 - BB8D33
O7 - 925924
O8 - F79338

M1 - D80B8C
M2 - DA6FAB
M3 - E796C1
M4 - EFBED9
M5 - FDE9F1
M6 - D36D92
M7 - AE0552
M8 - E377AF

P1- 6F2C91
P2- 8D64AA
P3 - 9D85BE
P4 - 715888
P5 - 682E7D
P6 - 5A2C87
P7 - 7951A1
P8 - 693163

GRY1 - C3CCD7
GRY2 - E1E8F6
GRY3 - 8895A4
GRY4 - 88817F
GRY5 - E2E7EA
GRY6 - 8C9092
GRY7 - B6BDCF
GRY8 - C2C3C6
 
Not sure how that happened when I know for sure I recorded it before posting here, but I corrected it now, as well as adding the Gray HEX codes as well, all on the original post and this one too.


Aces HEX codes:

G1 - 77C043
G2 - 4A843D
G3 - 66BA49
G4 - 00AA4F
G5 - 4EA848
G6- 62BB46
G7- 00883E
G8 - 88C659

C1 - 4FA7DB
C2 - ABDAF2
C3 - 6DCFF6
C4 - 00AEEF
C5 - 32C2D8
C6 - 005BAA
C7 - 005995
C8 - 0076B1

Y1 - ECE836
Y2 - F2E060
Y3 - FEEE00
Y4 - FFE100
Y5 - FEE80F
Y6 - FFE450
Y7 - FFEF33
Y8 - F1DD17

K1 - 0A0203
K2 - 0A0203
K3 - 222222
K4 - 343631
K5 - 000000
K6 - 595A5B
K7 - 232323
K8 - 292B30

R1 - ED1C24
R2 - CF3140
R3 - CE4131
R4 - C9252C
R5 - D56C55
R6 - 931A1D
R7 - 833D3E
R8 - AE1F23

O1 - F7941D
O2 - F15E2B
O3 - EDA92E
O4 - F79338
O5 - ECA521
O6 - BB8D33
O7 - 925924
O8 - F79338

M1 - D80B8C
M2 - DA6FAB
M3 - E796C1
M4 - EFBED9
M5 - FDE9F1
M6 - D36D92
M7 - AE0552
M8 - E377AF

P1- 6F2C91
P2- 8D64AA
P3 - 9D85BE
P4 - 715888
P5 - 682E7D
P6 - 5A2C87
P7 - 7951A1
P8 - 693163

GRY1 - C3CCD7
GRY2 - E1E8F6
GRY3 - 8895A4
GRY4 - 88817F
GRY5 - E2E7EA
GRY6 - 8C9092
GRY7 - B6BDCF
GRY8 - C2C3C6

I went through the original sales thread hoping to find a picture of the color wheels. This is the best I could find (so far). If you squint and zoom in a bunch (or use the orientation of the "Bosco" and color letter to orient yourself), you might be able to get an idea of what the colors look like once they are printed.

I thought if this picture was of interest to me in designing edge spots and picking colors, others might find it useful also.

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