1992 Olympics Baseball – Porter Philatelic Limited Edition #63

This First Day Cover features a typeset cachet on white stock with detailed production information about the Olympic Baseball commemorative stamp. The 29-cent stamp depicts a baseball play at home plate with a sliding runner and catcher in vivid yellow, cyan, magenta, and black (gravure printing), with the Olympic rings visible in the upper left corner. The pictorial first day cancellation shows a baseball diamond design with a glove and crossed bats, canceled at Atlanta, GA 30304 on April 3, 1992. The cover is numbered #63 of 65 and signed by Robert Porter, indicating a limited edition cachet by Porter Philatelic Pages & FDCs.

This First Day Cover features a vibrant cachet artwork showcasing a baseball player in action, with a colorful stamp depicting a dramatic play at home plate. The stamp is a 29-cent commemorative issued on April 3, 1992, in Atlanta, Georgia, celebrating Olympic Baseball. The cover includes detailed text about the stamp's design, printing process, and dimensions, along with a pictorial postmark featuring a baseball glove and crossed bats. The cachet is a limited edition (#63 of 65) signed by artist Robert Porter and produced by Porter Philatelic Pages & FDCs.