PCA tourney 2k chip colour? (1 Viewer)

[Dr Newnham]

Hi fellow chippers,

I've been thinking which casino/fantasy chip would be a good relabel for a 2K PCA chip?

Any advice would be awesome.

Currently thinking of maybe Jacks Snapper.

 

[links_slayer]

Maybe these?

 

[pltrgyst]

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AAAARRRRGGGGHHHH!!!!

Are you trying to kill the genuinely OCD among us with the arrangement of denominations in that case?
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(Maybe replacing those 1k plaques with 2k plaques would be a better solution?)

 

[jemfernandez]

Empress $500 (shaped inlays) if you like. With @gopherblue's permission) or those grey Casablanca $100s

 

[Tienou59]

tested on casa: inconvenient is : yellow inserts are the same in casa & pca $500
jacks snapp are great imo
(and try to have a faux shaped inlay, chips below would be better with a grey faux shaped inlay (apple form like empres $1000)

 

[BGinGA]

Maybe these?

Ack! Wrong mold....

 

[ovo]

a purple or yellow base

 

[BGinGA]

Currently thinking of maybe Jacks Snapper.

I'm not a fan of mixing orange and pink chips on the table. Otherwise, a good choice regarding spot pattern.

Purple (Empress $500 primary) or yellow would look best. The grey Casablanca chips are nearly perfect, except they duplicate the PCA $500 pattern.

This may be your best choice for relabeling, using a color-matched faux-shaped apple inlay::

 

[liftapint]

Have you tried these? You already have them, and they might work?

edit: assuming you won't use the 2k in the same game as the $1s

 

[links_slayer]

Ack! Wrong mold....

Ahhh!!! My mistake

 

[Dr Newnham]

Thanks for the amazing advice everyone. I am looking for a different spot pattern to the tourney denoms and yet a complex pattern to indicate high denom. Thinking to steer away from the traditional yellow or purple cause they may be seen as $1000 and $500 chip respectively. So.. leaving me with White, Blue, Red, and Pink?

Anyone know any other chips that would be a really good candidate? and that I could obtain at decent quantity and in mint/near mint condition?

 

[jemfernandez]

What about those oversized 43mm horseshoe 5k grey chips? But I really like @liftapint's suggestion.