Spanish First Day Cover (FDC) - Estatuto de Autonomia de Galicia 1980

This is a philatelic collectible known as a First Day Cover (FDC), specifically commemorating the 1980 Statute of Autonomy of Galicia, Spain. The item consist of an white envelope featuring a graphic illustration on the top left, which displays the coat of arms of Galicia (a golden chalice with a silver host and seven silver crosses on a blue shield) superimposed over a map of the region. The text 'ESTATUTO DE AUTONOMIA DE GALICIA 1980' and 'PRIMER DIA DE CIRCULACION' are printed in blue. In the lower right corner, there is a legitimate postage stamp with a face value of 12 Pesetas, matching the theme of the envelope's cachet. The stamp features a similar map and coat of arms design. Crucially, the item features two black ink cancellations: one is a special 'PRIMER DIA DE CIRCULACION' pictorial postmark, and the other is a circular date stamp from Madrid dated April 28, 1981 (28.ABR.81). The paper appears to be a standard light cream or off-white cardstock material with clean, sharp edges. The condition is excellent, showing no visible foxing, creases, or tearing, suggesting it has been kept in a protective sleeve. The identification number 'S.F.C.-A.553' is visible vertically on the far left edge, indicating the specific series by the publisher. This piece serves as a historical record of Spanish regional democratization post-Franco.