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The collectible item is a ConQuest Telecommunication phone card prominently featuring various United States coins. The coins displayed include denominations made from copper, nickel, and silver. Specifically visible are American pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters arranged meticulously across the card. Each coin is oriented to clearly show the heads side, displaying iconic portraits such as Abraham Lincoln on the penny and Franklin D. Roosevelt on the dime. The lighting on the card enhances the metallic luster and fine details of each coin, emphasizing their composition and design.
The card carries the value “25u,” which likely represents the unit or credit amount associated with its telecommunication use. The text “USA Change (Money) With Copper, Nickel & Silver Coins” identifies the theme of the card as a collection or representation of American currency in physical coin form. The words “ConQuest Telecommun.” appear, marking the issuing telecommunication company behind the phone card. The company name is presented with clear typography near the bottom or side of the card.
Additional printed elements include thematic and product identifiers such as “Collectibles,” “money,” “currency,” and “numismatics,” linking the card’s visual content explicitly to coin collecting and monetary history. The design integrates the American flag as a faint background element or accompanying graphic to reinforce the United States theme. The coins are the main focus rather than any abstract design or unrelated imagery.
No individual person’s name appears on the card besides the historical figures shown on the coins themselves. No logos beyond the ConQuest Telecommun. branding are evident. The card does not feature any other artwork, photographs, or text besides those associated with the coin imagery and company identification. Overall, this card is a collectible telecommunications card highlighting American coinage made from copper, nickel, and silver.
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