These are gorgeous, Mel! Those colors work so well together.My Emerald Princess set is finally finished!
I had @Gear make me some labels to turn the yellow snappers from the original set into $1 chips, and then he also milled a bunch of monogrammed hotstamped THC chips into fracs for me. Not sure what it is about this set, but I love it. The chips just feel like butter, perfectly worn in. One of only 2 casino used sets that I have kept. Love it.
Thanks for making it playable for me Gear. Outstanding work!!
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Just finished up 2 laminated label sets from @Gear
Easy peasy new .25c rack for my Legends BJ set.
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And now I've got matching $100's for my Black Bart BJ set. 2 different versions no less.
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Quality workmanship & a pleasure to deal with. Additions look like they were part of the original sets. Thanks @Gear (y) :thumbsup::
Those look great. If you don't mind me asking, what were the grey .25 legends before you relabeled?
Do all these ceramic chips have recesses? Or are the labels just stuck on top of a flush surface?
I'm not quite sure what you're asking. Are you talking about the ceramic hybrid chips? Those definitely do have a recess, and can accommodate a thick laminated label quite well. (If they have existing labels, those have to be removed first.)
"Normal" ceramic chips do not have labels at all, nor recesses, and the designs are printed directly onto the chip via dye sublimation. Relabelling ceramic chips is not really an option.
Hope that helps.
You may be mistaking the relabeled BJ (Bud Jones) chips in this thread for ceramics. BJ (and Matsui) chips are a high-end machine-finish injection-molded plastic with a center recess for a factory laminated label. Many versions also contain a metal slug.Do all these ceramic chips have recesses? Or are the labels just stuck on top of a flush surface?
You may be mistaking the relabeled BJ (Bud Jones) chips in this thread for ceramics. BJ (and Matsui) chips are a high-end machine-finish injection-molded plastic with a center recess for a factory laminated label. Many versions also contain a metal slug.
It’s fine if you don’t like heavier chips, but do keep in mind that slugs don’t mean low quality. Bud Jones chips are a quality chip, and many times they are weighted to 12g.Yes, I was probably mistaken. It wasn't the first time, and, sadly, it's unlikely to be the last. Metal slug - eww.
What chips are using?Another order received from Chris. The turnaround time was 1 or 2 days at the most. Shipping arrived 6 days earlier than the Post Office tracking said they would!
Labels came out beautiful as always.
I’ll be busy tonight!!! Pron of the whole set soon I hope.
Thanks again.
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What chips are using?