Description:

These collectible phone cards from Ameritech, branded "¢oin$aver" and dated 1994, feature vibrant, stylized artwork that captures dynamic soccer scenes filled with motion and athleticism. Each card displays bold, contrasting colors set against a black background, with energetic lines trailing from the players and ball to emphasize speed and movement. The cards are categorized by their face values—$10, $2, and $5—each illustrating different soccer actions that highlight key moments on the field.

The $10 card depicts a dramatic confrontation between two outfield players. One wears a white and black striped jersey with red shorts, while the other is dressed in a blue shirt and bright yellow shorts. The player in blue executes a high kick or volley, challenging the opponent, who appears to be lunging forward or defending. Streaks of red, yellow, and blue behind them heighten the sense of swift, decisive action in this intense contest for the ball.

The $2 card shows a goalkeeper in mid-air, fully extended with arms outstretched to catch or block the ball just before it reaches the net. The keeper, dressed in a magenta jersey and blue shorts, is highlighted by yellow hair, with the net’s outline in the background anchoring the scene within the goal area. Dynamic sweeping lines of white, red, and blue around the player emphasize the urgency and athletic skill required during critical moments in the game.

The $5 card captures another intense moment between two players in motion—one attempting to kick the ball away, the other defending. The attacker wears a red jersey and white socks, while the defender sports a white and black striped jersey with blue shorts and bright yellow hair. Swirling lines in red, yellow, and blue accentuate the rapid pace of the encounter, and the positioning of their limbs underscores the physicality and competitive spirit inherent in soccer. Overall, these cards celebrate the sport’s energy and athleticism through bold graphic design and dynamic composition.

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