Drink Token Poker Chips

Counterfeiting and durability. A full-color, two-sided print with your logo is far harder to copy than a stamped wooden nickel, and a UV-sealed chip survives spilled drinks, rain and a night in a pocket. It is also heavy enough that people notice when they still have one — which is the point of a token.

25 chips — $27.75 in composite, $32.00 in clay — in any increment of 25 after that. Volume pricing steps down at 50, 100, 300 and every tier above, so a 500-token bar run works out to well under a dollar a token in composite.

Composite is the value pick and prints the largest face. Clay is heavier with the casino feel — the one to choose if the chips will also see a poker table. Aluminum and hybrid add real heft and a metal look; 2" oversized gives twice the print area for a logo or a photo; plaques and magnetic suit display and fridge pieces. Every material prints both sides, and every design on this page is available in all of them.

Yes. Each distinct design needs its own 25-chip minimum, but there is no limit on how many designs go in one order. Most venues run one body color per drink tier — say white for well drinks, black for premium — so staff can tell them apart at a glance.

Yes — every chip prints both sides independently. A common setup is the venue logo on one face and "GOOD FOR ONE DRINK", a date or a sponsor on the other.

Both. The designer supports QR codes and per-chip variable text, so tokens can carry a unique number for tracking or a code that links to a menu, a promotion or a loyalty sign-up.

Production is 1–4 days on rush orders, plus transit. You will see a proof for approval before anything goes on press, so build a day into your timeline for that back-and-forth.