This set came out in 1986.  The major Chinese character on the front means “beautiful”, it’s about good luck for the new year, and as you will see in 20307872B, there are Disney and other cartoon characters on the reverse of each card.  However all these ten unused cards show scenery.  The cover is beaten up a bit, but the cards are in good condition, so we will assign Grade: 2

See entry 20307872A for description.  Here, we show you the fronts and backs of two of the ten cards in the set.  The legends are all in a broad “happy new year” theme.  Grade: 2

Unused card from the Foreign Languages Press in Peking (Beijing), captioned in English and French.  Or maybe it’s sunrise?  Grade: 1

Up north in Jilin Province, and here on an unused postcard captioned in Chinese and English.  Grade: 1

We ask you to look back to our entry #20307825 and the few that follow, showing a 2015 series of unused cards–blank on the reverse–commemorating specific anniversaries, events, or notable dates.  Each card had pre-printed postage on the front.  So now we have a similar series from 2016, each with an individual reference number as well as the series number, which in this case is JP 214.  Unused.  Grade: 1

We ask you to look back to our entry #20307825 and the few that follow, showing a 2015 series of unused cards–blank on the reverse–commemorating specific anniversaries, events, or notable dates.  Each card had pre-printed postage on the front.  So now we have a similar series from 2016, each with an individual reference number as well as the series number, which in this case is JP 215.  Unused.  Grade: 1

We ask you to look back to our entry #20307825 and the few that follow, showing a 2015 series of unused cards–blank on the reverse–commemorating specific anniversaries, events, or notable dates.  Each card had pre-printed postage on the front.  So now we have a similar series from 2016, each with an individual reference number as well as the series number, which in this case is JP 218.  Unused.  Grade: 1

We ask you to look back to our entry #20307825 and the few that follow, showing a 2015 series of unused cards–blank on the reverse–commemorating specific anniversaries, events, or notable dates.  Each card had pre-printed postage on the front.  So now we have a similar series from 2016, each with an individual reference number as well as the series number, which in this case is JP 219.  Unused.  Grade: 1

We ask you to look back to our entry #20307825 and the few that follow, showing a 2015 series of unused cards–blank on the reverse–commemorating specific anniversaries, events, or notable dates.  Each card had pre-printed postage on the front.  So now we have a similar series from 2016, each with an individual reference number as well as the series number, which in this case is JP 222 (2-1).  Unused.  Grade: 1 (If you like this and 20307894, have both for $1.50)

We ask you to look back to our entry #20307825 and the few that follow, showing a 2015 series of unused cards–blank on the reverse–commemorating specific anniversaries, events, or notable dates.  Each card had pre-printed postage on the front.  So now we have a similar series from 2016, each with an individual reference number as well as the series number, which in this case is JP 222 (2-2).  Unused.  Grade: 1 (If you like this and 20307893, have both for $1.50)

Our scan shows you four of the six cards in this set, issued by China National Philatelic in 2017.  The other two cards are in a similar spirit, and there’s a cardboard cover (not shown).  Somewhat unusually, postmarks are not all the same.  Unused.  Grades: 1

See 20307899A.  Remember, the price is for the whole set, not just these three cards.

First, please read what we wrote for entry 20307903A.  This set includes the remaining 12 cards of seals, and one more panel of mint stamps.  Our scan shows one sample front of a card, one sample reverse of a card, and the cardboard cover similar for both parts of the entire set.  You would be buying both parts of this set together for the listed price.  Grades: 1