Each item in the set (Hong Kong Government’s “Postage Prepaid Picture Card Series No. 54”) has a different postage denomination, and they all fold out in the way you can see.  The back of each item looks like a postcard, with pre-printed postage postmarked on the first day of issue (31 March 2016), but it is stretching things to call these “postcards”.  Regardless, we have this one set available, unused.  Those black areas are just to remove some glare from the scan.  No deep meaning!  Grade: 1

A set of nine unused B&W modern cards issued by the Hong Kong Maritime Museum and commemorating a disastrous typhoon in 1906.  The bilingual captions don’t seem to want to reveal the exact date but it’s very easy to deduce that.  Our scan shows four of the cards.  Grade: 1

A set of six unused cards in their original wrap.  This is the Hong Kong Government’s “Postage Prepaid Picture Card Series No. 55” with pre-printed stamps, and–in this case–those stamps have been cancelled with special philatelic postmarks.  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

We’re always watching for unique items from our local Disneyland, which becomes even more of a challenge with no Disney stores in town.  But here’s something not to be repeated:  a 12th Anniversary set of four postcards plus one sticker.  Our scan shows you the front and back of this poly-wrapped set, and tape on the back is from the source.  We’ve edited out the retail price from the other sticker.  From 2017.  Grade: 1

See 20308789A.

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 our entry 2030871A.

This is a set of four unused cards issued by Hongkong Post in 2018, each with pre-printed colour postage and a special philatelic postmark.  It is Hong Kong’s Prepaid Picture Card Series No. 58.  Our scan shows three of the four cards; the fourth is a time-lapse view of Central District.  In the original wrap.  Grades: 1

Refer to entry 20308821C as to why the photo looks like this.  The white strip in the middle is a paper sleeve that keeps the four cards together.  By now you may be wondering why most of this type of card are relatively expensive.  They typically weren’t free at the source.  Vendors “requested” extra payment to help fund their activities.  Reminder, if you want to see full photos, ask us.  Unused.  Grade: 1

 

 

Please see our description for item 20308844C.  This is the second of three sets.  Grade: 1

Please see our description for item 20308844C*.  This is the third set of four cards.  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

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