Description:

This collectible phone card is titled “$5.25 New York Tennis Championship - 1993 U.S. Open #308A.” It features the imagery related to tennis, including a detailed graphic of a tennis net, two tennis rackets crossed over each other, and a pair of tennis shoes, symbolizing the sport. The tennis rackets and shoes are set against a clean, uncluttered background, emphasizing the tennis theme of the 1993 U.S. Open tournament held in New York, NY.

The card prominently displays the branding of “l&g” and “landis & gyr” in lowercase letters, identifying the company associated with its issue. The New York Tel logo is printed on the card, indicating the telecommunications provider involved in this collectible. The numeric denomination of $5.25 is clearly marked, showing the card’s stored value. There is also the identifier “#308A” shown, which may represent the specific card or series number within the 1993 U.S. Open collection.

At the bottom right corner, the NYNEX logo appears, linking the collectible directly to New York’s regional telephone service provider active during that period. The entire card design uses a clean layout to focus on the sport of tennis, with the text emphasizing the card’s usage in connection with New York City’s U.S. Open tennis championships. The overall theme is distinctly tennis-oriented and commemorates the 1993 championship event.

No other names or additional graphic elements are present beyond those mentioned. The phone card is a tangible collectible piece commemorating the 1993 U.S. Open tennis tournament, combining sport-related imagery with telecommunications branding from New York in the early 1990s.

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