Poker Chip Tray

This is a set of printed trays intended for relatively small numbers of poker chips, typically used as money substitutes for board games.

Ten years ago I purchased a special set of 200 poker chips with solid colors and number amounts printed on the chips, ranging from $1 to $1000. These chips have been ideal substitutes for paper money for any number of board games. I've had many people ask me where I bought them, but the vendor is out of business, and as far as I can tell, no one makes similar money chips.

This is my attempt to reproduce my money chip set using 3D-printed chip trays and custom-ordered poker chip sets. The chip trays are sized for typical 14g poker chips. I prefer sets of 200 chips, though some games may need a different distribution. My original set had the following distribution of chips: (25) $1, (25) $2, (25) $5, (25) $10, (25) $20, (25) $50, (25) $100, (15) $500, (10) $1000.

The cheapest, closest match I could find for the chips was Claysmith Gaming's [P