Set C comprises four maximum cards showing four denominations of the July 2014 definitive series.  This set has a special Hongkong Post pictorial postmark.  Original post office packaging.  Grade: 1

Unused set of four cards.  Grade: 1

Each card in this set of three is individually cellowrapped.  We’re sorry abut the poor scan but it’s because those pencils disrupt the photo.  One card (in the scan) has the whole team.  One card has Snow White and princesses.  One card has Mickey and Minnie and Donald and Daisy; all three cards have richly decorated scenic park backgrounds, and Hong Kong Disneyland is identified on the wrapper.   And you’re wondering:  what about the pencils?  The backs of the cards do not have any special outlines for colouring but there’s plenty of space for youngsters to use their imagination.  Grade: 1

Five cards, five singers:  Anita Mui, Leslie Cheung, Danny Chan, Roman Tam, Wong Ka Kui — all now deceased, and commemorated on this “Postage Prepaid Picture Card Series No. 31” from 2005, with matching postage pre-printed on the reverses.  We only can show one card because of the way they were originally bound together, but if you want more information, please ask.  Grade: 1

An attractive set of five sturdy (unused) cards.  The scan shows you how the bundle looks from the front, and also from the back, with thumbnail views of each of the five cards.  Yes, that’s the original price tag in HK$, from which we removed the number so as not to mislead you.  Grade: 1

By definition, a limited edition.  This is a set of four unused cards, and a separate sheet of the same size inside that is called a sticker though it looks more like a piece of paper to us.  The scan shows you one card; the other three are of a similar theme/design.  These are encircled by a thin cellowrap, and on the back of that there’s a design of the contents along with the original price tag covered by a bit of blue Disneyland tape showing that all this was paid for and not stolen.  (This is how it works now that Hong Kong no longer offers free plastic bags.)  Grade: 1

This scan shows you the front cover of an unopened (and therefore unused) set of three cards, two of which might be irregular shapes.  Original price and sales stickers are on the back, and you can see those plus what we assume are the cards in our scan 20308790B.  Grade: 1

See description for 20308790A.

Have a look at our entry for item 20308740 (12th Anniversary), and this is the same concept:  official set of four postcards and one sheet of stickers for the 13th anniversary.  Our scan shows front and back of the cardboard cover (including thumbnails of each card and the sticker sheet).  The green tape was placed at point of purchase, and again, we edited out the original price.  Grade: 1

We’re showing you the back of this set of six unused cards, still unopened in its original cellowrap but with the retail price taken out of the photo.  The insert in the pack shows you designs (we suppose) for each of the six cards, and we suggest you compare these with our other two listings nearby for similar sets.  They are all different.  Grade: 1

To be precise, “13 Royal Fairytales and Postcards,” which we want to assume means at least 13 postcards in this set — but it is in its original Cello-wrap and we have not opened that.  Evidence is in our scan:  on the left, the front of the pack.  On the right, most of the back (showing those cards?) but with original pricing cut off at the bottom so as not to confuse you.  This set is unique to Hong Kong Disneyland, and without free-standing shops here, you needed to go there to get the cards.  Grade: 1