Chippy McChiperson
Straight Flush
I love that $5 chip.
Me too, just couldn't work it in to any of my line-ups so far ...I love that $5 chip.
I'm waiting on some mold and color samples to arrive before designing an inlay, but getting started with the design tool for a cash game set 5c, 25c, $1, $5, $20, $100. I changed the 25c and $5 to be darker on the spotted chips to make the edgespots pop a little more. I'm trying to keep it on the cheaper side so I didn't get super imaginative, and I'm also not convinced that I won't go for solids anyway.
Solids -
View attachment 85987
314 spotted -
View attachment 85984
112 - 1/4PIE spotted progression -
View attachment 85985
I like solids. I like the first one. If I was doing spots I much prefer chips with an edge spot progression similar to what number 3 has. As a matter of fact. I really like the 3rd mock up. The only change I might consider is the gray/bright chip. For some reason it seems out of place to me.
It will be a while before I do another custom set, a year or 2 minimum but I would like to do it on the Diamond Square mold with a mostly simple spot progression and more simple, maybe even black and white inlay i.e. Rounders style.
This inlay is just s place holder. I love the look of the charcoal $1, I never really thought of it as a base color until I got @k9dr sample set of Suicide Queens and love the $20!
View attachment 93515
Future $2 dollar chip for my cash set. I like the blue chip the best but think the yellow may go with the set better.
View attachment 102118
View attachment 102119
Edge spots were meant to match the set.I agree, I like the blue as well, but I like the middle yellow one even better and I think it works best for your set. And the spots match the base colors of the $0.25, $2, $5 and $25. Not sure if you planned that, but it really ties in nicely.
dueling quarter-pies