Elvis Presley 29¢ - Returned to Sender

This cover features a pre-printed cachet from 'First Days,' the official journal of the American First Day Cover Society, edited by Barry Newton of Fairlawn, OH. The 29-cent Elvis Presley stamp (depicting the young Elvis in a colorful illustration with a microphone) is affixed in the upper right. The machine cancellation is from Peninsula, OH dated January 8, 1993. A prominent red 'Returned to Sender' auxiliary marking with a pointing hand illustration is stamped diagonally on the cover, along with a checklist of return reasons.

This First Day Cover features a vibrant cachet with a red pointing hand and a 'Returned to Sender' checklist, cleverly referencing Elvis Presley's famous song. The 29-cent stamp (Scott 2721) depicts a young Elvis holding a microphone, with 'ELVIS' and 'ROCK & ROLL SINGER, 1956-1977' printed on it. The circular postmark reads 'PENINSULA, OH JAN 8 PM 1993' and is a standard machine cancellation. The cover is in excellent condition, with crisp artwork, stamp, and postmark details.