Nevada Jacks Tiki Kings Poker Chip Sample Set 7 Ceramic Chips with Denominations

I ordered a large number of sample sets before deciding which poker chips to buy. I ended up purchasing the Milanos because they're cheaper and have a chalky feel that is closer to the Paulson chips you find in casinos. The down side of Milanos is that they have a burnt plastic smell to them. However, these tiki kings by BR Pro Poker are a very close second in my purchase decision and if they had been cheaper I would have gone with the tiki kings (they're .65 cents per chip if ordered in quantities of 500-999 or 59 cents for 1000-3000 chips). They are ceramic so they don't have that same Paulson chalky feel but they're better in my opinion than any non-Paulson chip used in any casino. The design is a perfect balance of interesting but without being too cluttered. The only issue I see with them is that the 25 cent and $25 chips have tiki heads that aren't too different and the blue and green color chooses make it hard for the color blind people in my poker group to tell the difference. If I was going to order a full set from BR Pro I would probably do their semi-custom option for the 25 cent chips to switch the color or design (or both) to make it easier on my blue/green color blind friends.