The T500 and T2000 have not yet been cleaned (just received today) but I couldn't help myself from posting a pic 
Sorry for the bad quality but I'll get some better ones once everything has been cleaned up nicely.
All chips are in excellent condition with sharp edges and will be labeled with the same inlays J5 is designing for my CPC cash set.
T5 (200, I have another rack not shown)
T25 (200)
T100 (200)
T500 (200)
T2000 (200)
T10,000 (100)
Random notes...
The set was originally supposed to be 800 chips, containing only one rack each of T500/T2000 with the T2K as the biggest denomination.
T5 will quite possibly never be used, I just love these in the set.
T10,000 may never end up being labeled (coming back to you if this is the case Paulo
). I don't NEED a T10K and losing them would make it an even 1000 chip set (or 800 most of the time without the T5s). I will decide their fate when I see the labels.
The T10K is the only chip in the set with no orange (not 100% sure on the T500 but if the 2nd spots are in fact yellow I am happy to say red+yellow=orange )
This set has been under construction since I got my first rack of the T100s from Jim's first offering (however long ago that was). When I saw them next to my rack of Cincinnati Horseshoe $2s I decided to try making an "orange" RHC set.
The T5 has never changed
This is the fourth version of the T25... I don't recall the others I've tried offhand but condition was an issue with all of them.
The T100 has never changed
This is the fourth variation of the T500. Initially it was to be $2s from the Cincinnati Horseshoe as I love them together with the T100s but they ended up being too close together when in play. From there I moved on to Par-a-Dice $500s which always bothered me due to having no orange I then hunted for a rack of what turned in to my T10K hoping the red would be "close enough".
This is the second variation of the T2000, up until today they have been Par-a-Dice pumpkins. I am a bit sad to lose the oversized chips from the set but I was never happy with the very simplistic edge spots and this will also make storage of the set easier.
Never considered a T10K until a couple days ago so it hasn't changed
And yes, I purposely have not mentioned what any of the chips are. Even though all of these are pretty easy I assumed someone would want to jump in and name them all
Sorry for the bad quality but I'll get some better ones once everything has been cleaned up nicely.All chips are in excellent condition with sharp edges and will be labeled with the same inlays J5 is designing for my CPC cash set.
T5 (200, I have another rack not shown)
T25 (200)
T100 (200)
T500 (200)
T2000 (200)
T10,000 (100)
Random notes...
The set was originally supposed to be 800 chips, containing only one rack each of T500/T2000 with the T2K as the biggest denomination.
T5 will quite possibly never be used, I just love these in the set.
T10,000 may never end up being labeled (coming back to you if this is the case Paulo
). I don't NEED a T10K and losing them would make it an even 1000 chip set (or 800 most of the time without the T5s). I will decide their fate when I see the labels.The T10K is the only chip in the set with no orange (not 100% sure on the T500 but if the 2nd spots are in fact yellow I am happy to say red+yellow=orange
)This set has been under construction since I got my first rack of the T100s from Jim's first offering (however long ago that was). When I saw them next to my rack of Cincinnati Horseshoe $2s I decided to try making an "orange" RHC set.
The T5 has never changed
This is the fourth version of the T25... I don't recall the others I've tried offhand but condition was an issue with all of them.
The T100 has never changed
This is the fourth variation of the T500. Initially it was to be $2s from the Cincinnati Horseshoe as I love them together with the T100s but they ended up being too close together when in play. From there I moved on to Par-a-Dice $500s which always bothered me due to having no orange
I then hunted for a rack of what turned in to my T10K hoping the red would be "close enough".This is the second variation of the T2000, up until today they have been Par-a-Dice pumpkins. I am a bit sad to lose the oversized chips from the set but I was never happy with the very simplistic edge spots and this will also make storage of the set easier.
Never considered a T10K until a couple days ago so it hasn't changed
And yes, I purposely have not mentioned what any of the chips are. Even though all of these are pretty easy I assumed someone would want to jump in and name them all
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