Boston Tea Party Historic Stamp First Day Cover – 8¢ Bicentennial Issue (1973)

Boston Tea Party Historic Stamp First Day Cover – 8¢ Bicentennial Issue (1973) – Postmarked July 4, 2000 – Complete with Insert & Display Envelope Celebrate a pivotal moment in American history with this stunning commemorative First Day Cover, featuring the 8¢ Boston Tea Party stamp from the 1973 American Revolution Bicentennial Series. Postmarked July 4, 2000 in Boston, MA (02205), this collectible showcases the symbolic power of the colonists’ fight for independence. Features: • Official USPS 8¢ stamp depicting the Boston Tea Party scene • First Day of Issue postmark: July 4, 2000 – Boston, MA • Includes original presentation envelope with embossed golden eagle and textured finish • Comes with a full-color informational insert from the Postal Commemorative Society, detailing the stamp’s historical significance • Stamp designed by William A. Smith and L.E. Buckley • Mint condition; envelope flap remains unsealed and contents are clean Perfect for: • Philatelists (stamp collectors) • Revolutionary War or Americana enthusiasts • History buffs • Patriotic décor and displays This beautiful keepsake is both a tribute to American resilience and a rare collector’s item that combines history, artistry, and storytelling.