Description:

This collectible phone card belongs to the American Icons series with SKU-10097 and features the Statue of Liberty, a prominent national monument and symbol of Americana. The image centers on the Statue of Liberty’s head, detailed and clear, showcasing the iconic spiked crown and facial features against a plain backdrop. The card highlights major American landmarks connected with politics and democratic elections as referenced by the keywords. This issue aligns with the 1992 Democratic Convention, as indicated by the text.

The card is issued by NYNEX, a telecommunications company based in New York, which aligns with the Statue of Liberty theme. The denomination of the card is $5.25, suggesting it is a prepaid calling card usable for telephone services at the time. The series was produced under Landis & Gyr, a company involved in phone card manufacturing.

Text on the card includes references to political themes such as the Democratic National Convention (DNC) and American presidents, emphasizing the connection to electoral and political campaigns in the United States. The card also cites “205B” which corresponds to a particular phone card batch or series, reinforcing its collectible status among phone card enthusiasts and political collectors alike.

Overall, this card combines national symbols with telecommunications history, commemorating political events and American landmarks specifically in connection with the 1992 Democratic Convention and the Statue of Liberty’s imagery as a symbol of freedom and politics. The blend of American political iconography and the telephone card format makes it a notable piece for collectors interested in Americana, politics, and phone cards.

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