Custom Black Striped Poker Dice Chip
| Quantity | Price |
|---|---|
| 1-2 |  |
| 3-10 | |
| 11-40 | |
| 41-80 | |
| 81-120 | |
| 121-480 | |
| 481-1000 | |
| 1001+ | |
| Applies to duplicate chips | |
Specifications:
- Chip material and type: Clay composite poker striped dice chips
- Diameter: 40mm
- Print type: UV direct print
- Thickness: 3mm
- No minimum order required. Buy 1 for
Image file tips:
Download templates:
Download a chip template to help guide your image design before uploading files.
Color mode: RGB or CMYK for color images, Grayscale for black and white
Images accepted: JPG, BMP, PNG, GIF, TIFF
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Image resolution: Minimum 300 dpi
Bleeding: Please allow 1/8" (approx 36 pixels based on a 300dpi image) for bleeding and a further 1/8" for safe area margin inside each side.
Description:
Customize your own set of poker chips. These 40 mm diameter 3mm thick chips are clay composites with both sides customizable. Direct printed with your design onto 23 mm diameter blank inlay in the middle. Great for home play poker games and as a unique promotional gift for any event.
Product code: PC14chip01-01
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Customer testimonial
"I've had several decks of cards printed here now, 20 at last count, with custom boxes. I'm a visual effect artist and I have a graphic reproduction background and I'm quite impressed the quality of the printing on both the cards and the boxes. And I was checking these with a jeweler's loupe!
On the first decks, a set of 6 decks actually, the boxes were nearly a perfect match for all the test prints I did at home. However, on later decks, the boxes printed a bit darker, and on the last one, a subtle brocade pattern I had on a black backdrop had completely vanished. Normally when I print something, I need to do a slight curve adjustment to raise the gamma, and it looks like I'll be doing that for future jobs. Even still, the boxes did turn out great – I planned for them to look good with a solid black, just in case the printing came out dark.
I'm still kicking myself on the first set though. I did one set of six for a gift, but I did a copy for myself and didn't print the boxes for that set. Now I wish I did, because they looked great.
I'm currently working on a few more decks and I'm eager to see how they look."
Dave Jerrard, Burbank USA
