Condition: New, Mint
Grade: Never Hinged
Size: 1-3/4" x 1-7/16" (approx.)

Following the bankruptcy filing by Chrysler, it was announced on May 6th that the third largest of America's "big 3" automakers will not (allegedly) pay back the seven billion dollar loan by U.S. taxpayers.  (It was also mentioned in the same newscast that you can plan on kissing the $1.5B loaned to Chrysler Financial goodbye, too.)  Hence, this commemorative and intentionally sarcastic Cinderella denoting both the companies default in trust to customers and monies from taxpayers alike.

Day of Issue: May 6, 2009.

These collectible stamps are produced in the highest quality and in the time-honored tradition of fine philatelic collectibles,  in full color on archival quality dry-gummed (moisture activated adhesive) paper.

Printed and perforated (U.S. Std. 12-67 ga.) in the United States of America
by
The Olathe Poste, Olathe, Colorado

Note: Image shown is representative of overall appearance of all the stamps available through this offer. Centering may vary from stamp to stamp.

Keywords:
International  -  Politics  -  Topical   -  Automotive  -  Cars  -  Finance  -  TARP  - Bailout  -  Viper  -  Cinderella