Authentic USPS-issued Martin Luther King Stamp Pins Holiday SALE New Unopened For Sale

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Authentic USPS-issued Martin Luther King Stamp Pins Holiday SALE New Unopened:
$15.95

Authentic, Genuine U.S.P.S.-issuedMartin Luther King, Jr. Stamp Pins.

**Buy 2 or more pins and receive a 10% discount.

The pins I am offering for sale are of the originalU.S.P.S.base metal design!In 1992 I purchased the remaining inventory of the Commemorative Black Heritage Stamp paraphernalia from the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Post Office. To my understanding there are no more being produced & any remaining originals not purchased at that time were melted down.

The pin's design is part of the first series of postage paraphernalia manufactured before 1990 that was offered to the public before an Act of Congress halted their production. Although Black Heritage Stamp pins are being sold today by the United States Post Office, they lack the uniqueness and quality ofthe metal workmanshipfound in the original base metal pins. I offer these genuine original pins crafted from a base metal that match the stamps' dimension, shape and coloring exactly. The current U.S.P.O. commemorative pins consist only of a Black Heritage paper stamp encased in a plastic sheet with an attached safety pin.

These pins are rare and few in number- once these genuine original pins are gone, they are gone!These pins are quality pieces of jewelry that can be worn by men and women on their clothing, displayed in the home or office, or held for their increasing value as a rare collectible item.

*Martin Luther King, Jr. was the most popular and powerful leader of the African-American protest movement of the 1950's and 1960's. He spearheaded mass action through marches, sit-ins, boycotts and nonviolent demonstrations that profoundly and positively affected America's attitude toward racial prejudice and discrimination. He was the firstAfrican-Americanhonored as Time magazine's Man of the Year, and he was presented the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964. The 15-cent stamp was issued January 13, 1979, and a 33-cent stamp was issued September 17, 1999.

Authentic USPS-issued Martin Luther King Stamp Pins Holiday SALE New Unopened

$15.95