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Originally Posted by m4nie
That's def not a bad idea. The original reason I included a different # of spots on each chip is because most people prefer some sort of progression to their edgespots (or at least i do). In this case, there are 4 sets of spots on the 25, 5 sets on the 100, 6 on the 500, 8 on the 1K and 16 on the 5K. It was just a thought I had when originally thinking of the design.
It actually took me few secs to figure out the pattern. The total number of dots goes down from 20 and 20 to 18, 16, and 16, and to my eye the pattern goes from complex (5-dot spots) to simple (1-dot spots). You might consider something like using the double-dot spot on all the denoms and having 2 sets on the 25, 3 sets on the 100, 4 sets on the 500, 5 sets on the 1K, and 6 sets on the 5K. This is just one of many alternatives.
I agree that you don't really need aligned edges, which make the biggest impact when the design spills over from the face to the rolling edge in a continuous motion.
Orange 5K for sure, but I'm a traditionalist.
You're off to a great start with these mock-ups.