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Harry Potter / The Leaky Cauldron / Re: guide to harry potter uk and asian frog cards-- description of issues
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on: August 16, 2008, 07:46:39 AM
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to allender: thanks,yes you can post.i wanted to get the info to other people. i tried to get set of japanese ,but so far ,no success at all. also i dont mind if you use colour!
to ferdinand_the_yak:sorry about all caps ,as well as confusing format. i was only capable of copying this from my excel spread sheet.then i could not find a way to edit the result.this is my first posting and i'm not sure how to do anything---including this response.
to kbmum and roz: thanks for your help.
larry.
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Harry Potter / The Leaky Cauldron / guide to harry potter uk and asian frog cards-- description of issues
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on: August 13, 2008, 10:13:05 PM
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Harry potter chocolate frog cards Larry G Haynes 7/8/2008
Summary of harry potter chocolate frog card issues---uk issues and asian issues
UK frog cards-summary
The UK chocolate frog cards evidently had 3 distinct issues first issue. Set of 20 different cards with a single row of trademarks on the back Second issue. Set of 11 different cards with a double row of trademarks on the back Third issue. Set of 31 cards -- all the same as 1st and 2nd issues -- all with a double row of trademarks on the back. It is possible that only the 1st issue of 20 was reissued with a double row of trademarks. The 2nd issue of 11 do not exist with a single row of trademarks The third issue evidently has two colours---a pinkish purple colour and a bluish purple colour the uk issues include 31 different name cards. 20 of the name cards have both a single trademark row and a double trademark row version. Thus, excluding colour varieties, there are 51 collectible cards.
Asian -- or also called Aussie--- frog cards (with Chinese characters on back)-summary
The Asian cards can easily be distinguished from the UK cards by the Chinese characters present on the back of the cards. The Asian chocolate frog cards evidently only had 2 distinct issues all card names have the same frontal images as their UK issue counterparts First issue. Set of 20 different cards with a single row of trademarks on the back this first issue had two distinct colours – a pinkish purple and a blackish / bluish purple colour Second issue. Set of 10 different cards with a double row of trademarks on the back the second issue did not have the Madam Malkin card that was included in the 11 UK cards. The Asian issues include 30 different name cards. The UK issues have 31 different name cards.
UK frog cards First UK issue-----20 different cards----all with single trademark row Which printers? Which company issuers? Trademark is even with the border on the back and says "CE tm & C 2001 Warner Bros" Colour is pinkish purple Set of 20 different names: Centaur Diagon Alley Fluffy Gringotts bank Harry Potter Hedwig Hermione Granger Hogwarts Invisibility cloak Mirror of Erisid Norbert Quidditch The Remembrall Ron flying Ron Weasley Rubeus Hagrid Scabbers Severus Snape The sorting hat The troll
UK frog cards (continued) Second uk issue-----11 different cards----all have a double row of trademarks. Both rows end in periods and there is no mention of "2001" in the upper row. Which printers? Which company issuers? Top trademark is even with the border on the back and says "CE tm & C Warner Bros." Second row trademark is below the top trademark on the back and says "publishing rights (c) JK Rowling." Colour is pinkish purple Set of 11 different names------no repeats of the 1st issue set of 20 names: Christmas at Hogwarts Devils snare Fat lady portrait---somehow rarer than other 10 The great hall Gringotts bank vault Halloween Madam Malkin Ollivander’s wand shop Platform 9 3/4 Professor McGonagall Winged keys
First and second UK issues comprise 31 different names--20 with single row trademark and 11 with double row trademark the two sets are all the same pinkish purple colour the Fat Lady portrait card in the second issue is scarcer than the other 10 cards for some reason the Madam Malkin card in the 2nd issue did not get issued with the Asian 2nd issue set of frog cards---thus the Asian (or sometimes called Aussie ) 2nd issue set has only 10 different names. The Asian sets, therefore, have 30 different name cards.
Third UK issue-----all 20 cards of the 1st issue were re-issued with a double row of trademarks. Possibly, all 11 of the 2nd issue, which already have a double row of trademarks, were re-issued also. Total set would include 31 cards. There are 2 colours for all 31 cards, the original pinkish purple and a newer bluish purple. Third UK issue type 1-----31 different cards with a double row of trademarks. Pinkish purple colour Third UK issue type 2----31 different cards with a double row of trademarks. Bluish purple colour trademark rows are identical to those in the 2nd UK set.
Asian--or also called Aussie---with Chinese characters on back First Asian issue ---type a ----- 20 different cards with a single trademark row. Pinkish purple colour-same names and pictures as UK series. First Asian issue ---type b ----- 20 different cards with a single trademark row. Blackish/bluish purple colour-same names and pictures as type a Two distinct colours The name cards and the pictures on the front are all the same as the UK series. Names on the back include Chinese characters---this clearly distinguishes this series from the UK series Trademark is even with the border on the back and says "CE tm & C 2001 Warner Bros" Set of 20 different names --same 20 as the UK series : Centaur Diagon Alley Fluffy Gringotts bank Harry Potter Hedwig Hermione Granger Hogwarts Invisibility cloak Mirror of Erisid Norbert Quidditch The Remembrall Ron flying Ron Weasley Rubeus Hagrid Scabbers Severus Snape The sorting hat The troll
Asian--or also called Aussie---with Chinese characters on back (continued) Second Asian issue-----10 different cards----all have a double row of trademarks. Both rows end in periods and there is no "2001" in the top row. The Asian issue has the same card names as the UK 2nd issue, except that it does not include the Madam Malkin card that was in the UK 2nd issue. Top trademark is even with the border on the back and says "CE tm & C Warner Bros." Second row trademark is below the top trademark on the back and says "publishing rights (c) JK Rowling." Basically only one colour --- bluish purple Set of 10 different names------no repeats of the 1st issue set of 20 names: Christmas at Hogwarts Devils snare Fat Lady portrait --- not as scarce a card as with the UK series card The Great Hall Gringotts bank vault Halloween Ollivander’s wand shop Platform 9 3/4 Professor McGonagall Winged keys
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