Recycling Chinese Series

Hong Kang Commercial has been specializing in recycling Mandopop CDs and vinyl records for over ten years, including early albums by the Four Heavenly Kings (Jacky Cheung, Andy Lau, Leon Lai, Aaron Kwok), Faye Wong, Na Ying, Stefanie Sun, Jay Chou, JJ Lin, Mayday, S.H.E., F4, Joey Yung, Miriam Yeung, Eason Chan, Twins, TFBOYS, and more. 1990s-2000s Hong Kong/Taiwan first pressings, signed editions, and limited first releases are popular collector's items.

Key Mandopop Artists

Artist Representative Works Recent Single Market Price
Jacky Cheung (Kiss Goodbye / Blessings First Press) 1990s Hong Kong/Taiwan Edition HK$ 800 – 3,500
Andy Lau (Forget Love Potion / True Feelings Hard to Keep First Press) 1990s HK$ 600 – 2,500
Faye Wong (Restless / I'm Willing / FAYE WONG) 1990s First Press HK$ 1,200 – 4,500
Jay Chou (Jay / Fantasy / Ye Hui Mei First Press) 2000-2003 HK$ 800 – 3,500
Stefanie Sun (Yan-Zi / My Desired Happiness First Press) 2000-2002 HK$ 500 – 1,800
Eason Chan (U87 / Eason's Life First Press) 2000s HK$ 600 – 2,200
Mayday (Crazy World / Love You 10000 Years First Press) 1990s-2000s HK$ 800 – 3,000
Joey Yung / Miriam Yeung (Early Works First Press) 2000s HK$ 400 – 1,500

Complete the transaction in three steps: ① WhatsApp 94530784 to send photos for a quote → ② Arrange an in-person inspection → ③ Settle payment on the spot with cash/FPS.

Key Considerations for Mandopop CD Valuation

  1. Identification of Hong Kong/Taiwan/China Editions: Hong Kong editions (IFPI code IF-XXXX), Taiwan editions (IFPI code IY-XXXX), and China editions (IFPI code IE-XXXX) each have their collector preferences.
  2. Limited First Editions: First editions with signed photos, special posters, or photo albums command the highest premium.
  3. Signed Editions: Artist-signed editions require authenticity verification.
  4. Complete Works Collections / Concert DVDs: Commemorative box sets and limited numbered editions have a distinct market.

About Hong Kang Commercial

Mandopop CDs are appraised by experienced audio experts. We collect 1990s-2000s Hong Kong/Taiwan first pressings and signed editions. For more company background, business address, and physical store information, please see About Us.

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Common FAQs

Which Chinese music products are most collectible?

Chinese vinyl records from the 1960s-80s are the most valuable, especially first-edition albums by superstars like Teresa Teng, Samuel Hui, and Roman Tam. Limited-edition pressings from early Taiwanese and Hong Kong versions are also highly sought after in the collector's market.

Do Chinese CDs have resale value?

Yes. Limited edition CDs, autographed versions, and out-of-print albums all have a resale market. Some first-edition Hong Kong pop CDs from the 1990s have appreciated in value due to being long discontinued.

Do you buy Chinese vinyl and cassette tapes?

Yes, we do. First-edition Chinese vinyl records are the highest value items, but well-preserved cassette tapes and CDs also have resale potential. We are capable of appraising all types of Chinese music media.

How can I contact you to sell my Chinese music collection?

WhatsApp 94530784 with photos of the covers and the quantity. For large quantities of vinyl or CDs, we can arrange an on-site appraisal.

What are your payment methods for buying Chinese music?

Payment is made on the spot after inspection during the transaction. Cash and FPS (Faster Payment System) are both accepted. On-site service is also available for Hong Kong, Kowloon, and the New Territories.

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