I'm not having much luck with my ultrasonic cleaner so I just went with the eraser. The results are great but the labor sucks.Ultrasonic + magic eraser on the edges of a barrel = perfection
These things are like crazy dirty, right? I did a couple racks over the weekend, and you're too right about that. The results are phenomenal - I really enjoy all of the colors. But the labor is so time consuming.I'm not having much luck with my ultrasonic cleaner so I just went with the eraser. The results are great but the labor sucks.
I used to use a toothbrush. Once you go Magic Eraser, you never go backAlso did a couple racks of 5's and found they were tougher to clean in ultrasonic than the Cleveland horshoes I cleaned last year. I'm thinking they are just a bit fresher/deeper grooves, which is not a bad thing! Just took a little extra tooth brush scrubbing, but I haven't used magic eraser before.
It's worth noting that the $1s aren't actually bright white. I cleaned one for quite a while just to make sureThese things are like crazy dirty, right? I did a couple racks over the weekend, and you're too right about that. The results are phenomenal - I really enjoy all of the colors. But the labor is so time consuming.
Yikes!Don't be overly aggressive with the magic eraser as it can remove cross hatching.
Do these numbers include Apache's allocation?$.25 - 380
$.50 - 580
$1 - 7450
$5 - 5770
$25 - 4145
$100 - 2875
$500 - 400
He's always given the numbers to us as he picked them up. I suspect this is the total before any distribution.Do these numbers include Apache's allocation?
If they do not, are those numbers available to public knowledge?
Definitely could have been a reorder, but it’s very likely the same “color” - and without having my samples in front of me I would put money on Lavender. We know gat shades of color can vary from mix to mix/pressing to pressing, and lavender seems to have the widest variations out there. I’ll see if I can dig up the photos when I get home, but I had three or four racks of lavender hot stamps and the shades present within those racks were crazy different. I’ve seen it with home chips they made as well. As humans, we say a lot of meats taste like chicken. Paulson says a lot of colors look like lavender.i don't think it has anything to do with grime but is in fact a different shade (dunno Paulson color names but in CPC lingo I'd call them purple and lavender). Must have had a reorder at some point...
Do these numbers include Apache's allocation?
If they do not, are those numbers available to public knowledge?
And sometimes they just make mistakes...... or simply run out of a precut spot color during a production run. Although not exactly common, it's certainly not unheard of, either.Definitely could have been a reorder, but it’s very likely the same “color” - and without having my samples in front of me I would put money on Lavender. We know gat shades of color can vary from mix to mix/pressing to pressing, and lavender seems to have the widest variations out there.
Thank you for responding! Looking forward to what you have in mind for Native secondaries.The totals include chips bought by Apache
Are these still available?
if my eyes do not fail me, I see different shades of purple?
https://www.pokerchipforum.com/threads/strangeness-within-the-native-lights-100s.24562/if my eyes do not fail me, I see different shades of purple?