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Each individual chip is nothing short of beautiful. There may be some room for improvement for them to work as a team, however.
Blue, either as Imperial or Light is omni-present. What's more, the combination of Light Blue with Mandarin Red is used on two consecutive chips.
Progression-wise, in my "book" (which is just me) the hierarchy would be 414 (or 418) - 4D18 - 4DSA316 - 6D18 (or 8D18).
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Good input. I was trying to have the spot colors match the base colors of other chips for set fluidness but I am def open to changing the spot colors and hierarchy.
 
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Based on ES Primaries, along with the originally intended White 500 and Orchid-spotted 5000. Thinking of a logo that's not a boat, a banana, or a banana boat. Potential 43mm hybrids.

Love the white 500, love the 5000 with orchid...something about that 1000 just seems so boring compared to the rest of the chips.
 
Reworked from feedback. More thoughts? Added a 10 cent. Goes 10 cent, 25 cent, $1, $5 and $20. Tried to make the edge spots match a base chip color in the set to make it go together better. Really liking the black with pink and blue. Not sold on the red $5 yet. Blue $1 is probably my favorite.
 

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Reworked from feedback. More thoughts? Added a 10 cent. Goes 10 cent, 25 cent, $1, $5 and $20. Tried to make the edge spots match a base chip color in the set to make it go together better. Really liking the black with pink and blue. Not sold on the red $5 yet. Blue $1 is probably my favorite.

I'd be a little nervous about a yellow/red quarter playing with a red/yellow fiver.
 
I'd be a little nervous about a yellow/red quarter playing with a red/yellow fiver.

I'd really like the quarter to be pink but I hate the idea of having pink and red base chips especially when 90 percent of the time only the quarters, 1s and 5s will be in play. So those 3 denominations need to play well together.
 
some 2011 mockups that went nowhere.
 

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I was trying to have the spot colors match the base colors of other chips for set fluidness
Reworked. Tried to make the edge spots match a base chip color in the set to make it go together better.
Lofty and noble goals, but very difficult to successfully pull off without causing dirty stack or playability issues. Common newbie approach, too -- I think nearly every single one of us has given it a go at one time or another. Almost all attempts either fail, or could be improved upon by abandoning the effort.

Color-coordination -- both within a single chip and across a set -- is a real art form.
 
Lofty and noble goals, but very difficult to successfully pull off without causing dirty stack or playability issues. Common newbie approach, too -- I think nearly every single one of us has given it a go at one time or another. Almost all attempts either fail, or could be improved upon by abandoning the effort.

Color-coordination -- both within a single chip and across a set -- is a real art form.

Yupp, I already gave up on it lol
 

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