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1959 First Day Cover Commemorating And United Nations Featuring An Email Release 7¢(C7) 5¢(C6)

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1959 First Day Cover Commemorating And United Nations Featuring An Email Release 7¢(C7) 5¢(C6)

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This is a 1959 First Day Cover commemorating the United Nations Air Mail release, featuring 7 cent and 5 cent stamps in blue and red colors. It was postmarked at the United Nations in New York on February 9, 1959. The cover originates from the United States and is ungraded, uncertified, and canceled as First Day of Issue. This collectible item captures a significant event in United States postal history and the commemoration of the United Nations Air Mail release.

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Used (normal wear)

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Used

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Ungraded

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Commemorating the United Nations featuring an Air Mail release

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