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GPI/BCC Spotted Hot Stamps (5 Viewers)
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andy699669
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Antique White = CPC White
Cranberry = CPC M. Red
Sky Blue = CPC Light Blue
Day Green = CPC Green
Camel = CPC L. Choco
Black = CPC Black
Coral = CPC Pink
Canary Yellow = CPC C. Yellow
Lavender = CPC R. Lavender
Maroon = CPC Maroon
Are those the CPC (near) equivalent of the BC Chips?
Cranberry = CPC M. Red
Sky Blue = CPC Light Blue
Day Green = CPC Green
Camel = CPC L. Choco
Black = CPC Black
Coral = CPC Pink
Canary Yellow = CPC C. Yellow
Lavender = CPC R. Lavender
Maroon = CPC Maroon
Are those the CPC (near) equivalent of the BC Chips?
Kid_Eastwood
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This is absolutely the final mock-up for the tournament set. I've tried to incorporate as much of what people like into it, but we could go on forever doing this. I will post it in the OP as well. The T25k shown will also be the same as the T5 because that die will be made for the cash set anyways, so it'll be up to you to choose if you want to incorporate a T5 or a T25k in your tournament set.
Thanks everyone. Now let move on to the cash set with progressive spots!
I'm definitely in for that set.
Please take my money ! :-D
NB: maybe a bug with the forum, but even if I watch this thread I don't get any notification anymore when someone posts here...
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MoscowRadio
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I know that some people want progressive edgespots for the cash set, but I’m in love with the Calgary National Casino chips and these Tropicanas that I would love to do something similar.
I prefer the sets without edge spot progression. The all 312 look good. With the limited spot choices, the progressions seem awkward.
does anyone have a pic of the quarter pie Columbani chip so I can see the "spot run"
does anyone have a pic of the quarter pie Columbani chip so I can see the "spot run"
Meddler2
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See post #16.
I normally like edge progression, but I think I agree with this given the options available.
Forty4
Full House
If it does end up as a Cali Color cash set my order will be much larger.
My two cents, 312 gives the chip more color than a 314, you can really show off the colors with 312
Okay guys. Here is what I know so far. There is a $125 set up fee for each hot stamp denomination. I am personally thinking about getting some labels from @Gear and relabeling my set to look like this:
So, we could get around the small inlays by using aftermarket labels, and in the off-chance that others like the Four Suits tournament label, I would be happy to label them for those folks. We could place the order with GPI and then one with Chris, have them all shipped here, and I would do any relabeling and shipping. However, if that were the case then it would be smarter to do inlays through GPI and save the $125/denom set-up fee. This would also help those who are interested in a cash set as the chips could be relabeled with actual cash values on them.
However, if people would rather have hot stamps then I completely understand that and we could move it forward that way.
I'm confused. Would they need to be milled or not?
These are going to be hot stamps.
Yes we are on to the cash set now.
yes, thanks
honestly , the cali colors that you have to work with in this blue chip line do not look that great together.
This is probably a dumb question, but are these the same chips as the Paulson Elite and PCF tourney sets?
No, different line of chips. More spots and colors available, different mold, and hot stamped.
MoscowRadio
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But made by the same manufacturer in the same place, so definitely similar.
MoscowRadio
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The problem with the 312 spots is that it would be harder to differentiate between base color and spot color in stacks, so chips could be more easily confused while in play.
If you want to apply labels then it's probably a good idea to have them milled.
As long as the right colors are used I don't think this would too much of an issue.
MoscowRadio
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After reviewing the options, I believe it'd be best not to include a T25k because it would only add another charge for a separate die. Instead, the T5 could be used in both the tournament and cash sets, as would the T25 and the T100. With that in mind, it'd probably be best to keep everything simple so as to have the best possible chance of GPI approving the order. At the end of the day, we're getting multi-color, custom 'clay' chips. I threw a 1 and a quarter in the mock-up because I was contacted by some people who were interested in purchasing large quantities and, since we need a minimum of 1000 chip per denomination I think it'd be best to move this along as quickly as we can.
Hard to do with a VERY limited color palette. If there were even 3-5 more colors it would be doable.
MoscowRadio
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With ten colors and 312 chips taking up around half of the chip's circumference I think things could get dicey.
Do you think there’s any chance for those of us who won’t be ordering a cash set to swap the T5 for the T5000? I’m in love with that cranberry!After reviewing the options, I believe it'd be best not to include a T25k because it would only add another charge for a separate die. Instead, the T5 could be used in both the tournament and cash sets, as would the T25 and the T100. With that in mind, it'd probably be best to keep everything simple so as to have the best possible chance of GPI approving the order. At the end of the day, we're getting multi-color, custom 'clay' chips. I threw a 1 and a quarter in the mock-up because I was contacted by some people who were interested in purchasing large quantities and, since we need a minimum of 1000 chip per denomination I think it'd be best to move this along as quickly as we can.
MoscowRadio
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The problem with this is that people who start their tournament set at T5 will probably have some T5ks in there as well, and I can't imagine anyone wanting the same base color on two chips even if they are far apart.
Right, I’m asking what the minimum will be to offer both the cranberry and the coral as a T5000? Will it be 1,000 chips? The only chip I don’t love it that coral.
MoscowRadio
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I would have to speak with the sales manager from GPI about it, but I can certainly bring it up. However, I do believe that they won't do less than 1,000 of any one chip.
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