Elvis Presley 29-Cent Stamp - First Day Cover, Memphis, TN 1993

This First Day Cover commemorates the January 8, 1993 issue of the Elvis Presley 29-cent stamp (Scott 2721) in Memphis, Tennessee. The cachet features a striking black-and-white photograph of Elvis performing with a microphone in his iconic leather jacket, paired with a line-drawn illustration of Graceland's famous music note gates. The cover captures the King of Rock and Roll's legacy with both the youthful guitar-wielding portrait on the stamp and the symbolic imagery of his beloved mansion.

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The cachet features a blue-toned black and white photograph of Elvis Presley performing on stage, holding a microphone, wearing a leather jacket. The right side of the cachet shows a line-drawn illustration of Graceland's famous music note gates and brick wall entrance. The 29-cent Elvis stamp (pink/magenta background) depicts young Elvis with a guitar and microphone. The printed text below reads 'FIRST DAY OF ISSUE / January 8, 1993 • Memphis, TN 38101' and 'ELVIS "the King"'.

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This First Day Cover features a black-and-white photograph of Elvis Presley performing with a microphone in his iconic leather jacket as the cachet artwork. The stamp displays a colorful portrait of Elvis in a yellow jacket, holding a guitar, with 'ELVIS' and 'ROCK & ROLL SINGER, 1956-1977' inscribed. The postmark includes the text 'FIRST DAY OF ISSUE' and the date 'January 8, 1993,' along with a pictorial cancellation depicting musical notes. Additional text on the cover reads 'ELVIS "the King"' in bold letters.

(The automatic summaries sometimes misidentify the postmark as part of the cachet artwork.)