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Are edge spots just painted on?

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Are edge spots just painted on?

Postby jackblack73 » Thu Apr 07, 2005 4:16 pm GMT

I had thought that the actual clay was colored, which is why it is more expensive to have edge spots. But after looking closely at my samples of NJs, along with some actual casino chips, it looks like some edge spots are just painted on. So which is it? Thanks.
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Postby Always_Bored » Thu Apr 07, 2005 4:21 pm GMT

They are not painted on. If they were when the edges get rounded the edge spots would wear off.
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Re: Are edge spots just painted on?

Postby gmunny » Thu Apr 07, 2005 4:23 pm GMT

jackblack73 wrote:I had thought that the actual clay was colored, which is why it is more expensive to have edge spots. But after looking closely at my samples of NJs, along with some actual casino chips, it looks like some edge spots are just painted on. So which is it? Thanks.


I used to think the same thing..Check this out:
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Postby Nanook » Thu Apr 07, 2005 4:26 pm GMT

You can prove that the color of the clay goes all the way thru by intentionally breaking a chip. If you do you will see that the color goes all the way thru.
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Postby jackblack73 » Thu Apr 07, 2005 4:28 pm GMT

I was just referring to clay chips, not composite. My NJ samples have little splotches of other colors on them, so they looked like paint. I guess their just little bits of colored clay though. Also, this picture looked to me like white paint that was worn down. But I guess it's just blue clay that has rubbed off on the white.

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Good to know that they're not painted. Thanks.
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Postby warewulf619 » Thu Apr 07, 2005 7:42 pm GMT

yeah, if it wears off, it's fake. I have a friend with dice chips, the paint is wearing off on many.
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Postby CreatureX » Sat Apr 09, 2005 11:56 am GMT

Here is a pic of a clay chip where you can see the edge spots go straight through.
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source: www.pokerchipreviews.com
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Postby chip-addict » Wed Apr 13, 2005 12:03 am GMT

Haven't you broken some sort of sacred unspoken rule when you destroyed those chips...how dare you!!!


:wink: Just Kidding :wink:
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Postby pokerchipreviews » Wed Apr 13, 2005 11:25 am GMT

My pile of broken, sawed, viced, belt-sanded and hammered chips has grown significantly since I took that pic. You would be horrifyfied. :)

If you think that's bad, TenPercenter BAKED a bunch of his chips. At least my chips's have a relatively quick death....he tortures his!!!.... :) :lol:

And CreatureX, many thanks for noting the source of the photo. Wish there were more folks out there like you.

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