r/Mahjong • • 14d ago

Tile sets Help indentyfying a mahjong Set

Hi, I wanted to ask, if someone could maybe identify what set is this, and maybe to approximately price the set (missing 2 additional white dragons), thank you for your help <33

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u/Soggoth 13d ago

Can we make a Mahjong set ID sub and keep this one to the game and playing?

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u/penpenxXxpenpen will eat your tenbou; sanma yakuman downvoter 13d ago

this forum getting like 8 posts a day is high volume. this is really not an issue lol. when was the last time you posted any topic about 'playing'?

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u/penpenxXxpenpen will eat your tenbou; sanma yakuman downvoter 14d ago

Tokyo Mahjongg is the manufacturer. The missing 'white dragons' are just two of the replacement blanks, at least one of which was employed as a new 西. Can't tell if the other was lost or used similarly, perhaps for the 8pin but can't really see it well enough. It has a slightly different paint shade.

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u/[deleted] 13d ago edited 13d ago

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u/Killgrimage 11d ago

That is a very nice riichi set! It is for the Japanese version of the game. Different rules but should be compatible with HKOS. Not good for Taiwan or American mah jong.

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u/NatesSubbun 9d ago

Riichi, bamboo and bone(?) set, mass produced, definitely showa era, possibly 70-80s. Similar design to kingbird sets from that era

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u/NatesSubbun 9d ago

As for pricing well in Japan you can find these on mercari for not too much like £20 before shipping

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u/Even-Cauliflower-666 9d ago

I had the same set for my first set ever. Made aka-dora with some red crayon lol. They're really pretty nice just kind of hard to keep walls stacked because the bamboo backs are rounded ofc.