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16th Asian Games, Guangzhou 2010 (series of 42 – cards #25-28)
See 20307529. Card A shows the parade of flag bearers. Card B is of the First Asian Games. Card C is for Olympic Council of Asia. Card D shows a 1974 Asian Games event.

Code: 20307538A,B,C,D
Price: $3.00
16th Asian Games, Guangzhou 2010 (series of 42 – cards #29-32)
See 20307529. Card A shows shooting. Card B is a stadium. Card C is the panda. Card D has multiple views.

Code: 20307539A,B,C,D
Price: $3.00
16th Asian Games, Guangzhou 2010 (series of 42 – cards #33-36)
See 20307529. Here, Card A is hockey. Card B shows a triumphant man. Card C shows wrestling. Card D is badminton or squash (sorry, we’re not certain).

Code: 20307540A,B,C,D
Price: $3.00
16th Asian Games, Guangzhou 2010 (series of 42 – cards #37-40)
See 20307529. Here, Card A looks like sepak takraw. Card B is weightlifting. Card C is a martial art. Card D, we don’t know, something like an athlete in a helmet playing chess.

Code: 20307541A,B,C,D
Price: $3.00
16th Asian Games, Guangzhou 2010 (series of 42 – cards #41-42)
See 20307529. This entry here wraps up the set. Card A is table tennis. Card B, which is #42 in the series, is a composite view. Reminder, this is a series of 42 unused cards, available individually at US$3 each. Grades: 1

Code: 20307542A,B
Price: $3.00
Days 1-30 of a summer trip through Yunnan (set of 30 – front cover)
Interesting idea, to create a set of 30 cards (unused), captioned only in Chinese, except for “Day 1,” “Day 2,” and so on in sequence in English. These are sturdy, high quality, glossy cards with scenes as you can see in scan 20307543B. Grade: 1

Code: 20307543A
Price: $28.00
Days 1-30 of a summer trip through Yunnan (set – back cover)
See 20307543A.

Code: 20307543B
Price: $28.00
Dragon
Eight of these unused cards, issued by China Post without postage, are available. The message area is largely taken up with text in Chinese. Grades: 1

Code: 20307544
Price: $2.00
Matterhorn, lottery card
Issued by China Post for 2012 Lunar New Year, these unused lottery cards have stubs with serial numbers (the lottery has ended, sorry) and also have pre-printed postage. We call this Matterhorn, but we are geographically challenged, so if you know what mountain this really is, please let us know. Grades: 1

Code: 20307545
Price: $3.00
Lotus – lottery card
Issued by China Post for 2012 Lunar New Year, these unused lottery cards have stubs with serial numbers (the lottery has ended, sorry) and also have pre-printed postage. Grades: 1

Code: 20307546
Price: $2.00
Red flower – lottery card
Issued by China Post for 2012 Lunar New Year, these unused lottery cards have stubs with serial numbers (the lottery has ended, sorry) and also have pre-printed postage. Two are available. Grades: 1

Code: 20307547
Price: $2.00
Light purple flower – lottery card
Issued by China Post for 2012 Lunar New Year, these unused lottery cards have stubs with serial numbers (the lottery has ended, sorry) and also have pre-printed postage. Two of these are available. Grades: 1

Code: 20307548
Price: $2.00
Outer space cartoon (PR China)
Unused card. It says: Good friends for life. Grade: 1

Code: 20307549
Price: $1.00
Outer space cartoon – aliens
Unused card. Grade: 1

Code: 20307550
Price: $1.00
Cartoon Superman-style
Unused card. Grade: 1

Code: 20307551
Price: $1.00
Cartoon Superman and Supergirl
Unused card. Grade: 1

Code: 20307552
Price: $1.00
Watercolour pastel scenes (set of 10)
Appropriately produced by “Dream Postcard,” our scan shows four of the 10 unused cards in this set, all contained in a thick plastic container with QR codes. Grade: 1

Code: 20307553
Price: $9.00
The colour of love (set of 30)
The scan shows you the front cover and three of the 30 different, unused cards in this set. They follow a common theme by country, using a dominant colour representing that country (usually), the translation of “I love you” in that country’s language, the symbol, and so on. The back cover (not shown) pictures all 30 cards. Grade: 1

Code: 20307554
Price: $16.00
Fresco in Cave 320: Flying Asparas (Prosperous Tang)
It’s likely the Chinese caption on the front gives more information. The card was mailed in 2013, with large stamp and postmark. Grade: 1

Code: 20307556
Price: $2.00
Xinjiang, Dancing in Sayram Lakeside
A nice cultural card, mailed in 2013 with two different stamps and full postmark. Grade: 1

Code: 20307557
Price: $2.00
The 26th Summer Universiade, Shenzhen (2011) (set with maximum cards) – cover
This is a heavy and sturdy set, measuring 10-5/8″ x 10-1/4″ x 3/4″ in its cardboard sleeve. This scan shows the cover; 20307558B shows the four maximum cards inside. Similar in many ways to other large items from Guangdong Philatelic, this book-like item has 20 thick pages of mint stamp sheets, in all shapes and sizes, and an almost-first-day cover (with chop and stamp, but not together)–ending with two pages each holding two maximum cards. Bilingual Chinese and English text. Grade: 1

Code: 20307558A
Price: $69.00
The 26th Summer Universiade, Shenzhen (2011) (set with maximum cards) – cover
See 20307558A for description.

Code: 20307558B
Price: $69.00
Blessing on the Earth (set with cards) – cover
Another of these very substantial sets, issued in October 2013 by China Post. It’s a hardcover book in a heavy cardboard sleeve, the whole thing measuring 10-3/8″ x 10-1/4″ x 3/4″. What you see in this scan is how the book looks through the cover, and we have placed an (untranslated) white insert in the photo too. Apart from inner front and back covers, this item has five heavy pages, each with stamps, stamp sheets, or nine postage pre-paid postcards (you can see examples in 20307559B). At the very end, in its own plastic sleeve, there is a fold-out three-panel strip with three more cards resembling paper cuts on each page: a total of nine more connected cards. Basically, if you like elaborate Chinese paper cuts and drawings of ancient deities and daily life, this is for you. Grade: 1

Code: 20307559A
Price: $129.00
Blessing on the Earth (set with cards) – two sample cards
See 20307559A for longer description. These are two of the independent cards (“Firecrackers bring the beginning of Spring” and “Staying all night brings the yearly blessing”) while the other nine connected cards at the end of the set are all in red.

Code: 20307559B
Price: $119.00
Spiritual Cats Bring Blessing (set) – cover
First, have a look at our item 32800152, which has no postcards, then see what we have to say about this companion item: large, heavy, hardcover set in a cardboard sleeve, all measuring 10-5/8″ x 10-3/8″ x 3/4″ and issued by Guangdong Philatelic. Here we go: including inner front and back cover, there are 14 facings (6 pages/leaves), extensive text in Chinese but all breeds of cat are identified in English. Some pages have mint stamp sheets, some have uncancelled covers, and there are four postcards like maximum cards but without the postmarks. See 20307560B for a sample page with a card. We have three of these sets. Grades: 1

Code: 20307560A
Price: $119.00
Spiritual Cats Bring Blessing (set) – sample page, with card
See 20307560A for description.

Code: 20307560B
Price: $119.00
Nanhua Temple (set with maximum cards) – cover
First, we are indebted to Wikipedia for this explanation of the temple: “Nanhua Temple (Chinese: 南華寺; pinyin: Nánhuá Sì) is a Buddhist monastery of the Chan School, one of Five Great Schools of Buddhism where Hui Neng, the Sixth Patriarch of the Chan School of Buddhism, once lived and taught. It is located 25 km southeast of Shaoguan, China in the town of Caoxi (漕溪), within Qujiang District. The location is in the northern part of Guangdong province, within a few kilometers from Bei River, formerly an important trade route from Central China to Guangzhou.” Now, to the item: issued by Guangdong Philatelic in 2013, a hardcover set in a cardboard sleeve, measuring 11-3/8″ x 8-3/8″ x 1/2″. Including front and inner back covers, a total of ten facings (four solid pages) with some text, all in Chinese. Of those facings, one has a strip of mint stamps; one has a booklet of stamp sheetlets; four have (postmarked) first-day covers; and four have maximum cards (see 20307561B). Two sets are available. Grades: 1

Code: 20307561A
Price: $99.00
Nanhua Temple (set with maximum cards) – sample page with card
See 20307561A for description.

Code: 20307561B
Price: $99.00
The Full Moon Brightening the Sky (set) – cover
A modest “Stamp Collection for the Mid-Autumn Festival of 2013″ set. Enclosed in a cardboard sleeve, this item measures 11-1/8″ x 8-7/8″ x 1/4”. (The scan cuts off part of the front cover.) Text is bilingual Chinese-English. First, there’s one long foldout page (three connected double-sided pages) containing mint stamps and stamp sheets. Then there are two sturdy pages, each with two unstamped postcards (see 20307562B for one of those pages). Grade: 1

Code: 20307562A
Price: $59.00
The Full Moon Brightening the Sky (set) – one page with two postcards
See 20307562A for full description.

Code: 20307562B
Price: $59.00
Art
Of course there’s more to the description than just “Art” but we will leave it to you to translate. We have three of these unused cards, issued by China Post in 2009 with pre-printed postage on the reverse. Grades: 1

Code: 20307563
Price: $1.00
Beijing 2008 Olympics (set)
A set of two unused cards from 2007, in China Post’s original packaging. Both cards have pre-printed postage on the reverse, and serial numbers denoting that they were to be entries in a lottery. In addition, the red card in the set has a large round (and red) printed seal in the message area, saying “Best wishes from the on-site opening ceremony” in Chinese and English (see 20307565B). Very nice addition to your collection of Olympics postcards. Grades: 1

Code: 20307565A
Price: $24.00
Beijing 2008 Olympics (set) – reverse of red card
See description in 20307565A.

Code: 20307565B
Price: $24.00
Kobe Bryant 24 (set of 32)
No need here to describe who Kobe Bryant is, but we want to tell you this set of 32 unused cards illustrates most clearly how China felt about him. We doubt that it’s authorised but if you collect Kobe Bryant memorabilia, how can you resist? See also entry 20307566B. Grades: 1

Code: 20307566A
Price: $32.00
Kobe Bryant 24 (set of 32) – reverse
See 20307566A for description. This reverse cover of the set shows some, not all, of the cards.

Code: 20307566B
Price: $32.00
Badminton joint issue – PR China and Sweden (Maximum Cards) (set of 2)
We have two of these 2013 sets of two unused maximum cards, the Chinese one (red) showing Loop Drive and the Swedish one (blue) showing Forehand Service. The sets were issued by China Post, and the scan shows both cards. If by some chance your specialty is badminton postcards … Grade: 1

Code: 20307568
Price: $8.00
Wuzhen
Wuzhen is a historic and scenic “water town” not far from Shanghai in Zhejiang Province. The B&W card was mailed in 2013 with two large stamps and full postmark. Grade: 1

Code: 20307569
Price: $2.00
Cuopu Temple
We think we’ve got this right, that Cuopu Temple is remotely in Sichuan Province, though if it turns out to be in Tibet, or is a Tibetan temple in Sichuan, just let us know. The card was made in 2001 and mailed in 2013, with large stamp, partial postmark, and some postal bumping. Grade: 2

Code: 20307570
Price: $3.00
2014 Lunar New Year Government Lottery card 118
Continuing our annual tradition of offering unused Chinese Government greeting cards, each individually numbered for entry into the massive national lucky draw in March 2014, just after Chinese New Year. Each card measures 4″ x 7-1/4″, and this scan shows both sides of a card for your reference. The next several entries are in the same style, but scans only show the front of the card. All are unused, Grade: 1

Code: 20307571
Price: $4.00
2014 Lunar New Year Government Lottery card 098
See 20307571 for description. We should add that each card has pre-printed postage.

Code: 20307572
Price: $3.00

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