Description:

This collectible item is a phone card issued by AmeriVox, associated with the ANA July 1994 Convention Fundraiser. The card prominently features the image of the 1933 $10.00 Gold Indian coin, a notable piece in American numismatics. The coin illustration shows the detailed Native American profile from the obverse side, highlighting classic design elements including the feathered headdress. The background of the card uses a deep blue gradient that emphasizes the gold and detail of the coin image.

At the top right corner, "10" appears in a large font which likely represents the card's unit value. Below the coin image is the text "ANA JULY 1994 CONVENTION" in white capital letters, indicating the event and date of issue. The name "AmeriVox" is printed towards the bottom in a distinct white font, identifying the phone card issuer. An American flag graphic is depicted near the lower right portion of the card, reinforcing the Americana theme consistent with the coin's symbolism.

The card combines imagery related to American symbols, including the coin and flag, connecting this collectible to themes of patriotism and U.S. monetary history. The keywords associate this card with coin collecting, gold coins, and numismatics. There is no mention of additional characters or logos besides these identified marks. The usage of the card as a phone card aligns with AmeriVox’s phone card production during the 1990s.

There are no serial numbers or further textual details visible on the front beyond those described. The card’s design is clean and focused on the coin and convention identification, creating a clear and attractive collectible phone card for enthusiasts of American coins and fundraising event memorabilia.

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.