BirdCage
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Love my Dunes CC's, but couldn't resist the gravitational pull of Paulson chips - thanks PCF!
EDIT: I went with the second option pictured here:
I appreciate the beauty of THC like the next guy, but it turns out that house molds are my weakness. Not sure why, but I couldn't stay away. I worked on a 400-chip (now 500-chip), cash game set design a bit (above) then started the acquisition phase. I've seen that many mixed set builds change over time and I expect mine will, too.
Chip & Set Design Notes:
I'm open to comments and suggestions, but I'm happy to share my progress with the forum. Also, thanks to the PCF members that helped - I'm not the first PCF owner of many of these chips. Enjoy the pr0n.
EDIT: I went with the second option pictured here:
I appreciate the beauty of THC like the next guy, but it turns out that house molds are my weakness. Not sure why, but I couldn't stay away. I worked on a 400-chip (now 500-chip), cash game set design a bit (above) then started the acquisition phase. I've seen that many mixed set builds change over time and I expect mine will, too.
Chip & Set Design Notes:
- Since I find white $1's a bit boring, I opted for mixed casino house molds (a mixed, mixed house mold selection for the $1's). I love how the $1's turned out with many amazing edge spot colors.
- I tried to find a more reasonably priced $5, but could not resist unused Sundance $5's. The label and edge spots are out-of-this-world.
- Not all house molds have the same quality feel or look. It's hard to describe, but the Mirage chips just seem to be higher quality and more expensive than all the others. The labels appear higher quality, too, with slightly 3D graphics that shift as you move the chip. They all weigh about 10 grams - which is a bit heavier than the average weight of most chips in this set.
- Weight varies widely even across the exact same chip - by over one gram or 10 to 15%. The Golden Nugget $1's can weigh from 8 to over 9 grams while the Sundance $5's can weigh from below 9.5 to 10.5 grams.
- I prefer the wider edge house mold chips, but the Lucky 21 chips have great edge spot colors (and other $100's are tough to find).
- It takes patience and work to assemble a set on your own.
- Getting labels take even longer! It’s likely a two month process. Patience.
I'm open to comments and suggestions, but I'm happy to share my progress with the forum. Also, thanks to the PCF members that helped - I'm not the first PCF owner of many of these chips. Enjoy the pr0n.
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