Description:

These collectible phone cards commemorate the 1st U.S. Edition of the Premier Telecard Magazine from July 1993. Each card features a consistent blue background with a central white map of the United States. Surrounding the map is a ribbon of international flags that curve diagonally across the card, symbolizing international connections. The words "Commemorating the 1st ISSUE" are prominently displayed in white and red text, with "U.S. Edition" written over the map in red stylized script. The upper right corner of each card states "1st U.S. Edition" in white text on a red triangular banner. The $5 value is displayed on the lower right area of each card in a yellow or white box.

Each card highlights a different telecommunications company or service provider from the early 1990s. These entities include "Access International" with a yellow banner, "ACI" (Advantage Communications, Inc.) marked in orange text with accompanying lines, "AmeriVox" featuring an American flag and an eagle graphic, "NAT" (North American Telephone, Tampa) in large red and black letters, "Liberty" with a blue stylized logo reading “The prepaid calling card,” "TravelTel" indicating "10 UNITS" and "Prepaid Worldwide Long Distance" within a red-bordered section, "World Direct" with a globe icon integrated into the text, and "Worldcall 2000," described as "The World’s Most Advanced Prepaid Telephone Service."

All cards clearly state at the bottom the contact number for Premier Telecard Magazine, (805) 542-9346, establishing authenticity and collector interest. The upper left corner includes the "Premier Telecard" logo with the subtitle "The Collectors Network," reinforcing the cards' commemorative and collectible nature. These cards serve as a tribute to the first issue of a significant telecard publication and represent several key phone card companies operating in the U.S. market during July 1993.

Since we have the world's largest inventory of USA phonecards for collectors, you will not necessarily receive the identical serial/batch/PIN number that we have scanned/pictured.