Crown & Dice Poker Chips
Crown & Dice Poker Chips
Each color is pre-packaged in rolls of 25
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Crown & Dice poker chips put a little luck on every stack. Each chip is molded with craps dice rolling lucky 7s and embossed crown accents, then finished with three trapezoid edge spots for a classic casino look that stands out on any table.
At 14 grams, these clay composite chips have real heft and a grippy texture for smooth shuffling and clean stacks. Because they're non-denominated, you set the value of each color for poker, blackjack, craps, or a full casino night. Choose from nine colors, sold in rolls of 25.
Why Choose Crown & Dice Poker Chips
- Lucky 7 dice and crown mold: Molded craps dice and embossed crowns give every chip a fun, casino-floor look.
- Three trapezoid edge spots: Classic edge markings make each color easy to pick out from the side of a stack.
- 14-gram clay composite: A heavy, grippy chip that stacks cleanly and handles with confidence.
- Non-denominated: Assign your own value to each color and change it whenever your game changes.
- 9 colors: Black, white, red, blue, green, yellow, purple, pink, and orange.
- Standard 39mm size: Fits our standard poker chip cases and trays.
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Chip material | Clay composite |
| Chip weight | 14 grams |
| Chip diameter | 39mm |
| Mold | Craps dice showing lucky 7s, with embossed crowns |
| Edge spots | Three trapezoid |
| Denominations | None (non-denominated) |
| Colors | Black, White, Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Purple, Pink, Orange |
| Packaging | Rolls of 25, one color per roll |
Crown & Dice Poker Chips FAQ
Why do Crown & Dice chips feature lucky 7s?
Seven is the most common total you can roll with two dice, and in craps a 7 on the come-out roll is an instant winner for pass line bets. That's why the lucky 7 is a casino icon, and it makes these chips a natural fit for craps tables and casino nights as well as poker.
What's the difference between Crown & Dice and Ace King Suited chips?
Both are 14-gram, non-denominated clay composite chips offered in the same nine colors. The difference is the artwork: Crown & Dice features lucky 7 dice and crowns, while Ace King Suited shows "Big Slick" card art around a blank inlay.
How do I set chip values for Crown & Dice chips?
Decide on a value for each color before the first hand and post it where everyone can see. A popular setup is white for $1, red for $5, green for $25, and black for $100, with purple, yellow, blue, pink, and orange available for other values your game needs.
Are Crown & Dice poker chips real clay?
No. They are clay composite, which holds up well to regular play and keeps the price down compared to 100% clay. For 100% clay chips, see our Milano or Phoenix poker chips.
How many Crown & Dice chips do I need?
A 300-chip set suits most games with 6 or fewer players. For 8 to 10 players, go with 500 to 600 chips, and for tournaments or casino nights with several tables, plan on 1,000 or more.
More Non-Denominated Poker Chips
Want another dice design? Striped Dice poker chips pair dice edge spots with a blank inlay for your own labels at 11.5 grams. For card-themed art at the same 14-gram weight, try Ace King Suited, or choose lightweight Super Diamond chips in 11 colors for large sets on a budget. Or browse all poker chips.