Scott #1721 A Public That Reads 1977 First Day Cover FDC Artcraft Unaddressed
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13.00 $
Description
This philatelic collectible is a United States First Day Cover (FDC) commemorating the 4¢ A Public That Reads definitive stamp. Issued on December 8, 1977, in Saint Louis, Missouri, this FDC features the Scott #1721 stamp, which highlights the importance of an informed populace to democracy. The cover showcases a classic Artcraft cachet, renowned for its detailed and historical artwork, making it a desirable piece for FDC collectors. The cachet prominently displays a black and white illustration of three historical figures, likely Founding Fathers, engaged in reading and discussion, surrounded by books. Below this artwork, the text A Public That Reads and 4¢ Definitive Issue-1977 further emphasizes the stamp's theme. The Artcraft logo is clearly visible, along with the phrase A ROOT OF DEMOCRACY. This unaddressed First Day Cover is a pristine example of a 1970s FDC, perfect for any collection focusing on U.S. postal history or patriotic themes.
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