1976 Mexico - Hoy Y Mañana .80

**Product Description: México, Hoy y Mañana - Lic. Luis Echeverría Álvarez First Day Cover (1976)**

Commemorate a significant moment in Mexican history with this distinguished First Day Cover, officially issued on January 22, 1976, during the "México, Hoy y Mañana" (Mexico, Today and Tomorrow) exposition at the Auditorio Nacional. This collectible envelope honors Lic. Luis Echeverría Álvarez, President of the United Mexican States, featuring a $0.80 postage stamp and a special Day of Issue postmark, celebrating Mexico’s vision for the future.

**Features:**
- **Stamp Included:**
  - **México, Hoy y Mañana** ($0.80): A vibrant stamp featuring the "Palabra Cumplida" (Fulfilled Promise) logo, symbolizing progress and commitment, with a modern design in red, green, and white, reflecting Mexico’s national colors.
- **Day of Issue Postmark:** Dated January 22, 1976, with a clear cancellation from the "Exposición ‘México, Hoy y Mañana’ Auditorio Nacional," adding historical authenticity and value to this philatelic item.
- **Design:** The envelope showcases a formal portrait of Lic. Luis Echeverría Álvarez, President of the United Mexican States, framed in gold. The text "México, Hoy y Mañana" and "C. Lic. Luis Echeverría Álvarez, Presidente Constitucional de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos" (Constitutional President of the United Mexican States) highlight the significance of the event, with "Día de Emisión No. 920" indicating the issuance number.
- **Condition:** Well-preserved and in excellent condition, making it an ideal addition to any stamp collection or a meaningful display piece for collectors of Mexican history.

**Details:**
- **Issue Date:** January 22, 1976
- **Denomination:** $0.80
- **Theme:** Mexican Leadership and National Progress

This First Day Cover is a must-have for philatelists, history enthusiasts, and collectors of Mexican memorabilia. It captures a moment of national pride and forward-looking vision under the leadership of President Luis Echeverría Álvarez, reflecting Mexico’s aspirations for the future. Add this piece of history to your collection or gift it to someone who values the legacy of Mexican governance!