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Cardboard Treasure Chest Box (1/PKG) Review

Cardboard Treasure Chest Box (1/PKG)
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I got one of these from my sister, who used them at her museum for children's projects. I use mine to hold all of my sewing patterns...it's a great little box and even though it's only cardboard, it's very sturdy. I've had mine for years and used it often and only now is it worn out, after being used as a scratching post by my cats.
It's a cute little box to hold small items, prizes and toys in, or just as a nice theme decoration for a pirate party for your child, or to hold candy for trick-or-treaters at Halloween. It's of a good medium size, enough to hold maybe thirty full-size magazines in it.
Bear in mind that it IS cardboard, so probably not suited for daily rough handling by very small children, like in a preschool setting. But for older kids or for adults who like the whimsical design, it's a nice box for storage!

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18in.x9in.x9in. Toy Treasure Chest Box (1/PKG). Cardboard Treasure Chest Box only - no toys included.

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Treasure Chest Review

Treasure Chest
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If you own all the related games, the Treasure Chest bulk-expansion box is quite a value. If you only own one or 2 of the related games, it's hard to justify the price. It is worth nothing that many of the expansions are tiny -- barely more than a few playing cards or set of tokens. Perhaps more frustrating, not much attention was paid to the cards during production. The San Juan expansion in particular is almost inexcusable. Its playing cards are not a color match for the game it is expanding AND the cards contain typos and significant grammar errors. In short:
FAN MADE TRANSLATIONS AVAILABLE ON THE INTERNET ARE SUPERIOR!
As a game published and game player, I must admit I am disappointed in the quality here.

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Description: This Treasure chest is a collection of expansions for 7 games produced by Rio Grande Games and Alea over the past 10 years:Puerto Rico: The New Buildings & The NoblesSan Juan: The New Buildings & The EventsLouis XIV: The FavoriteNotre Dame: The New PersonsIn the Year of the Dragon: The Great Wall of China & The Super EventsWitch's Brew: The 6th Player & The Amulets & The Magical AbilitiesThe Princes of Florence: Muse & Princess & 2 player rulesSo you get 13 expansions for these 7 great games in one box!

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Munchkin Boxes Of Holding - Doors And Traps Review

Munchkin Boxes Of Holding - Doors And Traps
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I have the basic set with all the expansions through Marked for Death, including Waitig for Santa and Fairy Dust. All the cards fit in the boxes, which is very nice since my original Munchkin box was getting very full. I keep the Fairy Dust cards in the original box because they are a separate deck and it's not the 6 in deck the other two are. Of course, the dungeon cards don't fit in the box of holding, and luckily, the one box of holding won't fit in the other so there is little chance of losing everything.

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Have you been going through half a dozen game boxes to dig out all your Munchkin cards? How about getting it down to two special card boxes? The Munchkin Boxes of Holding are sturdy cardboard, sized to hold 500 Munchkin cards apiece! One is labeled Doors, and one is for Treasures.Bonus: The set includes two new Munchkin cards that aren't available anywhere else!

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