1957 ELVIS PRESLEY Card #226 PSA 2 Ferma RARE +++

  

1957 ELVIS PRESLEY Card #226 PSA 2 Ferma RARE +++. 1957 Historia del Cine Card - FERMA Spain - PSA Graded - EXTREMELY RARE. An early Spanish tribute to cinema's golden age - ultra rare and now PSA-graded.

Original 1957 card from the Spanish series. Part of a two-album set chronicling the evolution of cinema - from early techniques to iconic films and stars. Printed exclusively in Spain with an extremely low print run - cards were distributed only with the albums. In Spain, the tradition was to glue cards into albums, and fewer than 1% survived unstuck - this one is among the few that did.

Now officially graded by PSA - this is part of the first-ever batch of cards from this series to be encapsulated. High-contrast images printed on ultra-thin paper, with visible ink saturation and irregular cuts - PSA 5 or 6 is often the maximum grade possible, even in mint state.

Exceptionally scarce outside Spain - a unique opportunity for collectors of film history, vintage photography, and global ephemera. Step into cinematic history with this ultra-rare card from the 1957. Collection, released by Editorial Ferma in Spain.

This beautifully designed series spans two full albums and explores the technical, artistic, and human journey of cinema, featuring directors, actors, and iconic moments from film's early decades. What makes this collection truly exceptional is its rarity and condition. In Spain, the custom was to glue these cards directly into albums, leaving most surviving examples damaged or unusable.

Fewer than 1% of the original print run escaped this fate, and this card - in unglued, PSA-graded condition - is part of an elite handful. The cards are printed on extremely thin, fragile paper, often with intense contrast and visible ink bleed, characteristics that add to their unique charm but make high-grade preservation nearly impossible.

Most top-condition cards from this set receive PSA 5 or 6, due to natural production imperfections like irregular cuts. PSA took over two years of research to officially recognize this series for grading - a testament to the collection's rarity and cultural value. These are now among the very first cards from this historic set to be graded, making them a foundational piece for any film or international card collection. Whether you're a seasoned cinema aficionado, a vintage card collector, or a lover of hidden cultural treasures, this card represents a one-of-a-kind opportunity to own a piece of post-war European film history. _gsrx_vers_1710 GS 9.9.1 (1710).