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yea, you might be right. I guess it'd be best to ask the artist who mocked that up, Johnny5.
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Yes, the concentric circles are a key part of the standard Paulson Top Hat & Cane mold, as shown by duma above (if that's what they're using as the basis for the "new" home mold).
To me, the concentric circles add a classy look to chips, and they also IMO improve the feel and the stackability. Some of the classic chip designs have/had circles etched in the mold. Here are a few samples (pardon the picture quality) -- #3 is the traditional Paulson TH&C, standard inlay size (and even scalloped!) #2 is a traditional Horsehead (ASM) -- one of the best molds ever #4 is the NJ Martini Club, which doesn't have a complete circle but still feels good and #1 is the All-In Chip that most people hate, but they have two terrific circles that make this feel pretty good Edit: TEMPORARY IMAGE HOST PROBLEM -- PICTURE WILL BE BACK SOON ![]() - - tomb New Orleans Birthplace of Poker |
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Duma,
I'm not sure that those pics validate your point, as 1 is hot stamped, and the other has a shaped inlay. I don't have any standard inlay old style/casino Paulson handy & the grand/giant chip molds are different, but it is my understanding that there are actually 2 concentric circles, not 1 as you stated. Can anyone confirm this? The style of the circles was based primarily on these pics of the old Paulson JBs: ![]() I think the new mockups reflect this fairly well, regardless whether the inner circle is a distinct channel like the outer circle, or if it is just the start of the inlay recessed area. Note: The circles are not likely to appear on the Paulson home chips anyway, but we can hope! J5 |
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ya those bonds look to not have a recessed center. but on chips that do, its just one outer circle, as u can see in the pics. my guess is that the new paulson mold will have a recessed center.
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