The Aperture - Cash Set (1 Viewer)

Butterscotch based $5 for the win!!!!

More sepia-ish:

I think the sepia works for the $5 chip.

Then the workhorse denominations of 1, 5, & 20 can follow photographic history from black & white to sepia to full color. I would even consider cyan, magenta, and yellow related spots for the $20.
 
I think the sepia works for the $5 chip.

Then the workhorse denominations of 1, 5, & 20 can follow photographic history from black & white to sepia to full color. I would even consider cyan, magenta, and yellow related spots for the $20.

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I might go with the CMY spots on a red chip for the fiver, just because I like traditional colors (red = five, not green = 20)... but I like this line you are taking.
 
I might go with the CMY spots on a red chip for the fiver, just because I like traditional colors (red = five, not green = 20)... but I like this line you are taking.

Sorry to burst everyone's bubbles, but I probably won't be doing a sepia chip. Mainly just because I hate sepia photos (even though a client hired me to do one recently), and more importantly, I have absolutely no interest in brown chips. :p

But... I kind of love the idea of CMY spots on the red chip. And if I keep the green 25, the denoms flow by RGB for 5, 25, 100 (red, green, blue bases). :)
 
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After staring at this for a while I think I'm getting damn close to where I want it to be. I may tweak the 5er a bit more, but I think the set is coming together!
 
I like the $100 alot.

IMO, if it were me, I'd leave the colors as is, but I'd switch the edge spots on the $1 and the $100.
 
Also, anyone know why 814 is L6 and 618 is L9?

Something doesn't seem right here...

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The smaller spots are much harder to work with. They have more chips that are rejected so it cost them more to make them.

I'm not much of fan overall of CPC 1/8" spots. A lot of the spots end up broken looking, or not going all the way from the face to the rolling edge.

A double 1/8" spot ends up a little better.
 
I think it has to do with labor and waste. It's mentioned in the CPC discussion thread, something about the 1/8 being a PITA.
 
The smaller spots are much harder to work with. They have more chips that are rejected so it cost them more to make them.

I'm not much of fan overall of CPC 1/8" spots. A lot of the spots end up broken looking, or not going all the way from the face to the rolling edge.

A double 1/8" spot ends up a little better.

Thanks for this info!!!!!
 

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