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The Most Valuable Elvis Presley First Day Cover In The World
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 The Most Valuable Elvis Presley First Day Cover In The World
The
King of Rock & Roll represented in this philatelic treasure signed by Priscilla Presley & Graceland's attending dignitaries,
including Memphis Mayor Bill Morris, Elvis' best friend George Klein, recording engineer Sam Phillips, United States Postmaster
General Anthony Frank, the artist who designed the stamp, Mark Stutzman & others. Pitney
Bowes machine cancel on front, reverse has the Graceland Gates fdc cancel, an extra January 8 circular date slug on the back
assuring that the cover was not canceled at a later time, & very tiny smudge from Priscilla's thumb on front. It is one of the great philatelic gems of the world & a brilliant example of the postal
history of the United States. There
is no other. To include
all associative provenance & documents of authenticity from Graceland, it is the first cover & stamp to be officially
cancelled by representatives of the United States Postal Service & Graceland on Friday, January 8, 1993 at 12:15 am in
Memphis, Tennessee. The Front: It is signed by Priscilla Presley,the Postmaster General of the United States,Anthony Frank,the Mayor of Shelby County,Bill Morris,Sam Phillips,Mark Stutzman,George Klein and Jerry Schilling.The Graceland Meter Cancellation strikes the stamp. The Reverse Side: It is signed by Frank P.Brennan Jr.,General Manager of the Media Relations Division of The United States Postal Service,Bill McAllister,the Philatelic Writer for The Washington Post,and Mark McEwen,anchorman of CBS This Morning. The Graceland Gate Cancellation adorns the reverse in addition to the circular date stamp of Jan 8,1993,including the Graceland zip code,38101. The Upper Left Corner of the Flap Signed by Graceland CEO and General Manager Jack Soden. Two Letters of Authenticity Authorized by Graceland Manager Debby Johnson and Signed by Graceland Merchandising Manager Laura Ferguson. David Saks' Guest Editorial in The American Philatelist March 1993. The Commercial Appeal Article About David Published Thanksgiving Day 1992. The Letter of Congratulations Bill Welch Editor of The American Philatelist. The Cover of The March 1993 Edition of The American Philatelist. David Saks in Front of Graceland 1993 With Elvis' First Day Cover. Honorarium Check From The American Philatelic Society. David With Elvis' First Day Cover on the U.S. Mail Truck January 1993. The Honorarium Letter From Bill Welch & The American Philatelic Society.
When David Saks says, "Time has flown, but it hasn't landed
yet," it suggests
that while time has passed quickly, the impact or consequences of that passage are not yet fully realized or felt. It's a poetic way of expressing a sense of movement and change
without a definitive conclusion or outcome. Imagine a bird flying swiftly through the air—it covers a lot of distance, but until it lands, the journey
isn't complete. Similarly,
our experiences and events in life might rush by, but their full meaning or effects might not settle in until later. It's a thought-provoking way to describe the fluid and often unpredictable
nature of time and life.
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