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US Mint MEDALLIONS Boston Tea Party Bicentennial 1973 First Day Cover FDC Stamps

One Official US Mint Discs & FDC Set

PLEASE NOTE THAT MEDAL IS NOT DATED 1973 (some are)

Inventory of Items:

Outer Envelope - FDC with a block of four US Postage Stamps
Two cardstock paper inserts with informational text. O has hole
One Clear Plastic Blister Pack with Two Discs

CONDITION: Excellent Mint

Unique Pictures of the actual item available in this listing.

Items Detail:

Outer Envelope - '73 Bicentennial First Day Cover
Blister Pack measures approximately 5¾ inches wide by 3 5/16 inches tall.
Plastic Disc (aka: coin, disc, token, medal, medallion, challenge coin)
Metal Disc: (aka: coin, disc, token, medal, medallion, challenge coin)
Informational Cards:

Background Information - What was the America's Bicentennial Celebration? A question we get asked alot. Here are my interesting & notable notes explaining some the events of the United States of America Bicentennial of the American Revolutionary War of Independence, 1775–1783:

The American Revolution Bicentennial 1776-1976 was marked with many nationwide and some worldwide events in the mid-1970's. With the big events culminating on July 4, 1976, that celebrated 200th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence British colonial rule. The festivities were stimulated by an act of Congress, American Revolution Bicentennial Administration (ARBA) with Senator John Warner of Virginia as Director.
At the centennial in 1876 a common theme was the Spirit of '76, the was rekindled for the 1976 bicentennial.
The Liberty Bell, an American icon of freedom, was cast at Whitechapel Bell Foundry, England. In Philadelphia on July 6, 1976, Queen Elizabeth II presented a Bicentennial replica Bell on behalf of the British people. It was cast at the same foundry and bears the "For the People of the United States of America from the People of Britain 4 July 1976 LET FREEDOM RING".
In 1975 the American Freedom Train traveled for almost two years around the conterminous and contiguous United States of America.
There was a a major internation tall ship parades
The official logo was a stylized five-point star of red, white, & blue. It was designed by Bruce Blackburn that also helped to design NASA's logo.
On July 4, 1976 the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum opened.
Postage stamps were issued with historical themes. First Class was raised 30% from 10 cents in 1975 to 13 cents just to celebrate!
On television during commercials there was Bicentennial Moments from celebrities telling about a historical accomplishment.
There was major visual clean-up of communities, parks, neighbors, & schools.
It was a Grand Old Time!
Just think children born today may be around for the Tricentennial in 2076.

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