Who knew circles were so tough. That inlay has a nipple and I'm slightly aroused.
That TI is amazing for the inlay shape alone, the rest is gravy.Consider the following chips nominated already. Pick ONE or TWO that you haven't seen in the thread yet and post them please! Also, if you have further single, barrel, rack, or splash pot pictures of chips that are already nominated, please share. Cash chips that were actually in casinos only please.
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(pics from chipguide)
Do we count this as a shaped inlay??Who knew circles were so tough. That inlay has a nipple and I'm slightly aroused.
The rarely used nipple inlay.Do we count this as a shaped inlay??
"herniated circle" is a shape I supposeDo we count this as a shaped inlay??
This may as well have a cinder block tied around it and tossed overboard.pic from chip guide, thanks
F all of you clay F'ers, I would rather be surrounded by sweet steel.
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You should be.pic from chip guide, thanks
F all of you clay F'ers, I would rather be surrounded by sweet steel.
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That looks more like a frac relabel candidate.
I found your next set of chips.F all of you clay F'ers, I would rather be surrounded by sweet steel.
The HS is a beut!Lots of nice chipes in this thread. Here's a couple that won't win but I like em!
love this RHC chip (I think i nominated this one last time)
I'm surprised at the Sands chipguide pic, it's larger than 240x240.
Really wish they skipped the security inlay pattern on this chip. Still sexy tho
The hex grid thing? I like itsecurity inlay pattern
I like that one, actually. The inlay has some appeal to it, instead of your typical casino inlay which somehow manages to be ugly, drab, and gaudy all at once.
Really wish they skipped the security inlay pattern on this chip.