Description:

This collectible phone card prominently showcases imagery honoring the 1933 $10 Gold Indian coin, set against a vibrant backdrop of the American flag. On the left side, the card features the coin’s obverse, displaying Lady Liberty’s profile adorned with a traditional Native American headdress, encircled by stars and marked with the year “1933” at the bottom. To the right, the reverse side highlights a majestic eagle perched on a bundle of arrows and an olive branch, symbolizing strength and peace. Key inscriptions such as “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,” “IN GOD WE TRUST,” and “TEN DOLLARS” are clearly visible, offering rich historical and numismatic context.

Branded with the American Numismatic Association (ANA) logo in the upper left corner, the card reinforces the organization’s commitment to coin study and collection. The bold white “ANA” letters, accompanied by the full association name, lend an authoritative touch. This piece is part of the “Fundraiser Series,” as noted near the bottom center, indicating its role in supporting the ANA’s educational and outreach initiatives. The presence of the ANA logo enhances the card’s appeal to collectors seeking official numismatic memorabilia.

In the top right corner, the inscription “$10.00 USA” denotes the phone card’s value while thematically linking it to the coin’s $10 denomination. This thoughtful pairing establishes the card as both a functional telephone card and a tribute to the iconic gold coin. The dynamic waving American flag background adds a patriotic flair, emphasizing national heritage and the cultural significance of the coin. The stars and stripes serve not merely as decoration but as a symbol of pride that complements the coin’s enduring symbolism.

At the bottom right, the AmeriVox logo appears alongside a smaller American flag and the tagline “America’s Voice in Calling,” highlighting the card’s practical telecommunication use. This fusion of collectible artistry and everyday function makes the card a unique homage to American history. Rich in Americana, numismatic detail, and patriotic imagery, it appeals equally to phone card enthusiasts and coin collectors alike.

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