I debated whether to show the scan, Dick, because it didn't support my case very well. The problem is that the scanner doesn't see the light from the fluorescing pigments at all; an in-person examination in daylight shows a much closer match to Peach.

I would say this makes a better case for using 'words' to describe the color of chips than trying to use comparative photos. Howdy Herz is still trying to come up with a color description system that will take some of the subjectivity out of describing chip colors. I wish him luck, but I'm not sure that a number system can do the job without very large investments in colormetry equipment and time.