Scroll poker chips are premium ceramic chips with a design printed across the entire chip, not just a sticker in the center. Each chip features a bold, high-contrast denomination surrounded by ornate Victorian-style scrollwork, so your table looks refined and every bet reads instantly. Because the artwork is printed directly onto the ceramic, the graphics stay vibrant through regular play, and values appear on both faces and around the edge for quick counting. At 10 grams, Scroll ceramic poker chips have a smooth, balanced feel, and 8 denominations from $0.50 to $5,000, sold in rolls of 25, cover home cash games and smaller tournaments. Why Choose Scroll Ceramic Poker Chips Full-surface printed design: Graphics are printed edge to edge on the chip, with no stickers or separate inlays to peel or fade. Victorian scrollwork: Decorative filigree borders in coordinated colors give your table an upscale, card room look. Values on the faces and edge: Large numerals on both sides and smaller values around the edge make stacks easy to count. 10-gram ceramic: A smooth, balanced chip that shuffles and stacks with confidence. 8 denominations: $0.50, $1, $5, $25, $100, $500, $1,000, and $5,000. Standard 39mm size: Fits our standard poker chip cases and trays. Specifications Specification Details Chip material Ceramic Chip weight 10 grams Chip diameter 39mm Design Full-surface print with Victorian-style scrollwork Value markings Both faces and around the edge Denominations 8, from $0.50 to $5,000 Packaging Rolls of 25, one denomination per roll Scroll Poker Chips FAQ What's the difference between ceramic and clay poker chips? Ceramic chips like Scroll have a smooth surface that can be printed from edge to edge, so the whole chip carries the design. Clay chips have a softer, textured surface with a molded pattern and a printed center inlay. Both typically weigh around 10 grams. If you prefer the feel of real clay, see our 100% clay Milano or Phoenix poker chips. Can you read Scroll chip values from the side of a stack? Yes. Along with large numerals on both faces, the value is printed in smaller numbers around the edge, which makes it easy to count stacks and check bets without flipping chips over. What denominations do Scroll poker chips come in? Scroll chips come in 8 values: $0.50, $1, $5, $25, $100, $500, $1,000, and $5,000. The lineup doesn't include 25¢, $10, $50, or $10,000 chips. If you need those values in a 10-gram premium chip, our Milano clay chips cover $0.25 to $10,000. How many Scroll chips do I need? A game with 6 or fewer players typically needs about 300 chips. For 8 to 10 players, 500 to 600 chips works well, and tournaments that run multiple tables usually need 1,000 or more. More Premium Poker Chips Comparing premium chips? Milano poker chips are 100% clay at 10 grams with a Bellagio-inspired inlay, and Phoenix chips pair real clay with a vintage two-spot edge. For a bigger chip, Jupiter Club offers real clay in an oversized 43mm size. Or browse all poker chips.
