Laser Cut Tokens and Small Part Materials

What is the best material for small tokens or game pieces? Here's a side-by-side comparison of the main materials I use for many of my pieces.
Wood: ocoochhardwoods.com/scroll-sa...
www.cherokeewood.com/hardwood...
Acrylic:
Best Selection, good price: www.canalplastic.com/
Good Selection, better price: www.delviesplastics.com/
Specialized Selection (like textured and glitter), limited sheet sizes, best prices: houstonacrylic.com/
Be sure to check out my website, where I have several board and card game accessories, such as tokens, trays, and overlays. www.meepleswoodworking.com/
I post many of my other projects to Instagram as well, if you ever want to see what I am creating for tokens, accessories, and more! / meepleswoodworking

[@lennart9344]

Very helpful, thanks!

[@thumperhunts6250]

Is that blue score counter you made on your story mechanical or just two spinning indapendant dials?

[@meepleswoodworking]

It's two separate dials, though I did have a geared counter I made prototypes of but wasn't accurate enough counting and was quite bulky.

[@Goose619]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge! What paint do you use to fill in engraved parts?

[@meepleswoodworking]

I actually did a whole video on how I paint my engraved pieces: ruclips.net/video/SSlVTIK3JJI/видео.html

[@Goose619]

@@meepleswoodworking Wow, thanks!

[@ChristiMilligan]

Where did you find the slime acrylic?

[@meepleswoodworking]

Houston Acrylic! houstonacrylic.com/products/textured-fluorescent-green-acrylic