However, in this article, what we're referring to as "composite" is generally a plastic/metal composite. These chips are made of a metal-core, coin size insert for weight, and surrounded by an injection molded plastic. These chips are made in mass quantity, typically overseas, and are by far the most popular "entry level" chip on the market. You'll find them in various colors and in various designs, most notable the "dice chip" or the "suited chip". They weigh somewhere between 7.5 and 12 grams, and are the most economical way to get a casino "look and feel", without spending too much money. Make use of that Google search bar and look for "suited poker chips", and you'll find a wealth of places ready to sell you as many as you want, in any color you want. There are many styles of chips, and they vary widely in price. Clay Chips: The term "Clay Chips" is a bit of a misnomer, as there really aren't any true clay chips on the market anymore. Back in the early days of casino gambling, chips were made of clay and baked. Nowadays, they are usually a synthetic clay variant, oftentimes with the same metal insert to guarantee consistent weight. Real casino chips are of this variety (though each casino has something unique about their chips), and if you want the best of the best, these are what you'll