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What's the maximum amount I should pay for a mahjong set that is resilient enough to hold up to being left in the sun but not priced like a collectible?
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Anonymous
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>>98863264
Somewhere between $50-80 if you want heavier tiles for satisfying feel.
Less if you don't care about that.
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Anonymous
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I'd assume the standard sets that working class families use in SE Asia should fit that, right?
Its one of those things you buy once and just have home whenever people drop by. Not like playing cards you should replace after a while.
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Anonymous
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>>98863293
You really don't want to know how expensive "low end" Asian gaming equipment is
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Anonymous
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>>98863264
What's the price of the cheapest cream/white ceramic tiles in nearby home depo? You will need 24 or 6 of them (small/regular). Add to this costs of a sharpie marker and you are set
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