NYSE Bicentennial 1792-1992
This ArtCraft-designed First Day Cover celebrates the 200th anniversary of the New York Stock Exchange with a two-part illustration: the iconic columned NYSE building and a circular inset depicting the first ticker tape machine for price quotations. The 29-cent commemorative stamp (Scott #2630) features the NYSE building and trading floor scene in a stock certificate style with green ornate border. Postmarked May 17, 1992, from New York, NY.
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The ArtCraft cachet features a black-and-white illustration of the New York Stock Exchange building with its iconic columned facade, accompanied by a circular inset depicting a man in a top hat operating the first ticker tape machine for price quotations. The stamp is a 29-cent USA commemorative depicting the NYSE building and a trading floor scene, styled to resemble a stock certificate with green ornate border, marking the 1792-1992 bicentennial. The postmark is a standard circular machine cancel from New York, NY 10199, dated May 17, 1992, with a printed 'FIRST DAY OF ISSUE' slug to the right.
This First Day Cover celebrates the 200th anniversary of the New York Stock Exchange with a detailed cachet featuring the classic NYSE building with columns and a circular inset of the first ticker tape machine for price quotations. The 29-cent commemorative stamp (Scott #2630) resembles a stock certificate with an ornate green border, depicting the NYSE building and trading floor. The postmark is a standard circular cancellation with 'New York, NY' and the date 'May 17, 1992.' The cover is in excellent condition, with clear and legible text, including 'Official First Day of Issue' and 'New York Stock Exchange 200th Anniversary.'
(The automatic summaries sometimes misidentify the postmark as part of the cachet artwork.)