mnoesound
09-21-2004, 06:58 PM
I own a set of the Archetype poker chips. I originally ordered the Vintage Vegas chips right before they discontinued them. When they told me the unfortunate news, they offered me a deal I could not refuse to switch with either the Modern Clay or the Archetype. I then decided to go with the modern clay, but after several weeks and the order had not even been processed (I needed them quickly), I made the last switch to the Archetype chips and recieved them within a week. I personally like clay chips over the chipco style and I really, really liked the Vintage Vegas chips, however I have to admit that these chips are very nice. The company (aside from all the trouble with the discontinued chips) were very helpful. In my original order (600) I had 150 fifty cent chips.
After a month of use, I needed more chips and did not need the fifty cent chips at all. I ordered 300 more and traded the 150 blue chips for dollar and five dollar chips. I didn't have to order more to trade the blue chips in, even though I had the chips for a month.
The only thing I wish was that the currency on the side of the chips were WAY bigger. Other than that, I like the design and graphics on both Modern Clay and Archetype chips better than any design I have seen available to common folk, other than the ORIGINAL Nevada Jack clay chips.
I will eventually get my own design made on that horsehead chip or find some classic Nevada Jack clay chips (because I am quickly becoming a poker chip junkie) but these chips are well worth the money, in my opinion of course.
After a month of use, I needed more chips and did not need the fifty cent chips at all. I ordered 300 more and traded the 150 blue chips for dollar and five dollar chips. I didn't have to order more to trade the blue chips in, even though I had the chips for a month.
The only thing I wish was that the currency on the side of the chips were WAY bigger. Other than that, I like the design and graphics on both Modern Clay and Archetype chips better than any design I have seen available to common folk, other than the ORIGINAL Nevada Jack clay chips.
I will eventually get my own design made on that horsehead chip or find some classic Nevada Jack clay chips (because I am quickly becoming a poker chip junkie) but these chips are well worth the money, in my opinion of course.