I shared them with my friends, and we pretty much agreed that the Chiba clays were the best.

When I first got into it, I ordered samples including China clays, ceramics, and Paulsons. None of these compare with Paulsons, but remembering when I was in your same position, I wish I’d gotten this advice.Ĭlick to expand.Good advice but it’s not that simple. The site does not seem to offer this (faux) mold with customized labels, but if you reach out to Apache maybe they would do that. I think these have decent colors and they have spot progressions, plus an acceptable label design. The Bank series are, I believe, the same material, just a different design (with flexibility for use in non-poker games). This can be done either by ordering them as blanks, or using Apache’s label design options. Majestics and Royals can be mixed together, but one is 39mm and the other is 43mm, if you want some bigger chips to use as high denoms.Īnd the Majestics/Royals can be easily customized if you don’t like the stock designs. I have handled the latter two, and thought they were the best approximations of casino clays I’ve touched. I’d take a look at the Majestics, Royals and The Bank chips sold by Apache.

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