2009 1st Day Cover William Harrison - Unites States Mint Packaging

This first day cover features William Henry Harrison. The Philadelphia and Denver mint coins are each from the 1st Day of issue accompanied by a US Postage stamp sealed and stamped with a postmark marking the day the dollar was released to the public. It features two William Henry Harrison $1 Coins from the first day of production at each United States Mint facility January 8, 2009(Philadelphia) and January 5, 2009(Denver). The coins are mounted on a handsome display card inside an envelope with one of four US 42-cent Flags 24/7 stamps. Additionally, the cover features a portrait of President Harrison in front of an American flag. The postmark of February 19, 2009, North Bend, Ohio, marks the day the William Henry Harrison $1 Coins were first released into circulation.

PRESIDENTIAL FACT: William Henry Harrison was the NINTH President of the United States. Born February 9th, 1773 and died April 4th, 1841. His term was for only 32 days. Before elected President, in 1840 he was the Whig candidate for President, for the second time, and this time won against Martin Van Buren. He was the first President to die in office, and he served the shortest term of any President.

2009 1st Day Cover William Harrison -  Unites States Mint Packaging