Basically, this is the Brooklyn Bridge showing the East River and lower Manhattan. Mailed in 1984, the card has a full NYC postmark and a 28-cent 1984 Olympics airmail stamp. Grade: 1

Unused card.  Grade: 1

Two clean cards available from 2007. (Do people actually say “I heart” anything any more?) Grades: 1

One of a series of unused oversized cards (5.25″ x 6.75″) we are listing.  Rounded corners.  OK, it’s a stretch, it doesn’t actually say “I heart …”, but close enough.  Grade: 1

This 4-3/4″ x 6-3/4″ card was mailed in 2010 with a really large stamp (1-1/8″ x 2″, we measured), partial postmark, and bilingual blue postaprioritaria and address labels affixed.  Bottom right corner is a little crumpled and there’s a minor abrasion on the front.  Grade: 3

Unused 3-3/4″ x 8-1/4″ card.   Grade: 1

Two of these unused ad cards are available, published in Singapore but otherwise totally generic unless you use the QR codes on the reverse to dig for more with your smartphone.  Grades: 1

Four of these unused cards from 2012 are available.  Three are clean (Grades: 1, $3) and the other has some kind of printing blotch on the reverse (Grade: 3, $2).

The scan of this unused card looks like this because we have left it in its original cellowrap.  There are no wrinkles on the card itself.  It’s a postcard.  It’s a sticker.  It’s a Sticker Postcard.  Grade: 1

Hanoman is the white monkey warrior in the Ramayana fable.  The scan of this unused card looks like this because we have left it in its original cellowrap.  There are no wrinkles on the card itself.  It’s a postcard.  It’s a sticker.  It’s a Sticker Postcard.  Grade: 1

The scan of this unused card looks like this because we have left it in its original cellowrap.  There are no wrinkles on the card itself.  It’s a postcard.  It’s a sticker.  It’s a Sticker Postcard.  Grade: 1

Strictly speaking, this does not meet our definition of “I (heart)” something, but it comes close enough.  Card with very minor postal creasing mailed with a Moomin stamp from Finland in 2012, full postmark and Priority label.  Grade: 2

This 4-3/4″ x 6-3/4″ card was mailed in 2012 with two stamps, postmark, and Priority label affixed.  Grade: 1

Unused 5″ x 7″ card with full details about artist Sashtri on the reverse.  Grade: 1

Unused 5″ x 7″ card with full details about artist Aesos Lai on the reverse.  Grade: 1

All right, all right, we know this is not “I (heart) ______”, but this card really belongs here, doesn’t it?  Mailed from Austria in 2013 with three large and different stamps, and two large postmarks, and Priority label.  Rubber-stamped address.  Grade: 1

We always like the little thrill of putting a language we don’t know into Google Translate and seeing what comes out the other end.  In this case, here’s what the front of the card is said to say:  “Small moments make your vacation a great.  It was the moment when the big city became very small.”  (Not bad, actually.)  Mailed from Finland with uncancelled stamp and Priority label.  Grade: 4

This unused 5-1/8″ x 6-5/8″ card issued by Peak Tramways Company literally required us to go to Victoria Peak and spend money on other things we didn’t want, so we could then get these.  Grade: 1

Mailed from Italy (not Netherlands!) in 2013 with two stamps, postmark, and two rows of orange postal barcoding.  Grade: 4