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Elvis Insiders Collectible 45th Anniversary Tickle Me Stamp

To celebrate this anniversary, a limited-edition collectible 45th anniversary Tickle Me metal stamp reproduction was created just for Elvis Insiders who purchase a plus membership kit. It features the classic movie poster in a silver finish, cast and embossed as a commemorative metal stamp with enamel color fill. The Insiders logo is embossed on the reverse side. It’s packaged on a full color, two-sided see thru card featuring a rarely-seen photo of Elvis from Tickle Me.

Source: Elvis.com / Updated: Mar 5, 2010

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old shep (profile/ contact) wrote on Mar 8, 2010report abuse

It seems that his former wife Morticia, will do anything for a fast buck these days.

shoesuedeblues (profile/ contact) wrote on Mar 8, 2010report abuse

No thanks, but if you have any songs that have not previously been released or a some outtakes?

dgirl (profile/ contact) wrote on Mar 6, 2010report abuse

Wonderful, a metal stamp(ridiculous) to honor one of his silliest & cheapest movies. How great it is to see Elvis stll being marketed with the sole purpose of a quick buck after all these years. This wouldnt enahnce even the worst collection out there.

JerryNodak (profile/ contact) wrote on Mar 5, 2010report abuse

I think anything enhances a collection if it is something the owner of the collection finds interesting.
Frankly I'm about at an end when it comes to buying what people here consider "quality" products. I don't NEED anymore Elvis audio or video.

Steve V (profile/ contact) wrote on Mar 5, 2010report abuse

There's nothing like a metal stamp repro to enhance one's collection.

ttwiise (profile/ contact) wrote on Mar 5, 2010report abuse

And this is why the image of Elvis is forever tarnished. Instead of quality products that project to the world the artistry and presence that Elvis had EPE, the people in control of all things Elvis, continue to think that a stamp, with a picture we've seen a million times before, is something to drool over. Where will it end?. I fancy an Elvis t-shirt, something i've never actually owned, Elvis.com has hundreds and, guess what?, they are all rubbish.