Inlay Removal & Replacement
Applies to clay chips with inlays, e.g. Paulson casino chips.
Prices as of January 1, 2024
Paulson chips ... $2.00 to $3.50 USD per chip
this is a sliding scale depending on the exact chip(s). Please ask for details.
TRK chips ... $3.50 USD per chip
ASM/CPC chips ... $1.00 USD per chip
Bud Jones chips … $1.00 USD per chip
This service includes:
inlay removal from both sides of the chip
chip cleaning & prep
new laminated labels, with your custom design
application of the labels
** Please Note: Inlays can only be replaced with labels of the same shape.
Two of the four different denomination chips have had their inlays removed and replaced.
Shaped inlay removal and replacement, with textured laminate.
CPC Fleur-de-lis mold chips, re-purposed as seating chips.
Five different oversized chips from three different sets make up this custom set. All had their inlays removed and replaced to make one cohesive set.
What about…
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The advantages of the one stop shop.
There are a few.
The one everyone bumps on first is that when you get your chips back, they are ready to felt immediately. If you do it yourself or farm the work out to other vendors, then you have to do the pains taking work of application.
The other advantage that isn’t so obvious is that we can cut the labels a little bit closer to the actual size of the inlay space. Because of chip variability, the labels we send out for customer application need to be a hair smaller to ensure a good fit without going over. If WE do it, and the labels are too big, we can just print more so they are as close as possible to the same size as the inlay space.
As far as we understand, we are the only one stop shop for chip services AND label printing.
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But can I do this myself?
Yes!
It takes time and practice, but if you have the time it can be a worthwhile project.
See the FAQ, along with links to some enlightening threads on PCF (pokerchipforum.com.)
There are also people out there who will just remove labels…so pay them to remove labels, then pay us to print labels and you put two and two together to make your customized set.
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Getting your chips to us:
Take a look at our FAQ for shipping.