

1977 400 Aniversario De Su Fundacion - Saltillo .80 MEXICO
**Product Description: 400th Anniversary of the Founding of Saltillo First Day Cover (1977)**
Commemorate a significant milestone in Mexican history with this striking First Day Cover, officially issued on July 25, 1977, in Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico. This collectible envelope celebrates the 400th anniversary of the founding of Saltillo, featuring an 80¢ postage stamp and a special Day of Issue postmark, honoring the city’s rich heritage and cultural legacy.
**Features:**
- **Stamp Included:**
- **400th Anniversary of Saltillo** (80¢): A detailed stamp showcasing the iconic Saltillo Cathedral, a symbol of the city’s historical and architectural significance, rendered in a classic design with the year "1577-1977" marking the anniversary.
- **Day of Issue Postmark:** Dated July 25, 1977, with a clear cancellation from Saltillo, Coah., labeled "IV Centenario de la Fundación de la Ciudad de Saltillo, Coah." (400th Anniversary of the Founding of the City of Saltillo), adding historical authenticity and value to this philatelic item.
- **Design:** The envelope features the vibrant coat of arms of Saltillo, adorned with symbols of strength, freedom, and prosperity, including a dove, eagle, and castle, flanked by two torches representing the city’s enduring spirit. The text "400 Aniversario de su Fundación" and "Saltillo" are prominently displayed, with "Día de Emisión No. 288" indicating the issuance number.
- **Condition:** Well-preserved and in excellent condition, making it an ideal addition to any stamp collection or a perfect display piece for history and cultural enthusiasts.
**Details:**
- **Issue Date:** July 25, 1977
- **Denomination:** 80¢
- **Theme:** Mexican History and City Anniversary
This First Day Cover is a must-have for philatelists, history buffs, and collectors of Mexican memorabilia. It marks the 400th anniversary of Saltillo’s founding, celebrating its cultural and historical importance in Coahuila. Add this piece of heritage to your collection or gift it to someone who appreciates the rich history of Mexico!