Description:

This collectible card features President John F. Kennedy throwing a baseball during Opening Day in Washington, D.C., 1963. The image captures JFK in mid-throw, dressed in a dark suit jacket with a white shirt and tie, standing on a baseball field with the stadium’s grandstands visible behind him. The setting reflects a bright day, emphasizing the historical moment tied to early 1960s America and the spirit of “Camelot” associated with JFK’s presidency.

The card includes the text “President John F. Kennedy Throwing Baseball: Opening Day In DC,” identifying the event and figure clearly. It also features references to American politics and historical significance, mentioning the Democrats, civil rights era, and famous political figures of the period. The card is from the Champion Sports Collection by Premier Marketing Group and displays a $10 denomination.

Additional printed elements include a close-up photo of JFK’s throwing action, Americana themes such as the U.S. flag and references to Washington, D.C., and the 1960s political landscape. This card commemorates a pivotal time in American history, highlighting John F. Kennedy’s role as a celebrated president and iconic figure.

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