I would not think so, unless the PM was famous for something. I have a HPO cover from Yakima, Wa., that was signed by the PM of the time, Tom Stave. I bought it because when I first went to work for the Yakima PO, he was the postmaster there. That was long ago.
I think it depends a lot on the time period. 19th century free franks by PM's have some modest value. In the 30's, a lot of PM's signed first flights and airport dedication covers, those don't seem to make much difference. Farley signed everything, but he is famous enough that it might bring a small increase in value.
Quote: I think it depends a lot on the time period. 19th century free franks by PM's have some modest value. In the 30's, a lot of PM's signed first flights and airport dedication covers, those don't seem to make much difference. Farley signed everything, but he is famous enough that it might bring a small increase in value.
Revcollector, these are the ones I find in my collection.
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