Description:

This set of four collectible telephone cards from 1994 features scenic and iconic images of Mackinac Island and the surrounding Michigan area, issued by Ameritech. Each card includes a prominently displayed value: 20¢, $2, $5, and $10, paired with the "MACKINAC ISLAND MICHIGAN" text styled in a distinctive font with a wavy line element above and below the island name. The lower section of each card also features the "coin$saver" logo and the Ameritech name, reinforcing the collectible theme.

The 20¢ and $5 cards share the same image portraying a lush garden abundant with blooming white and purple flowers in the foreground, with several boats docked along a marina and white buildings visible across the water in the background. This picturesque water scene reflects the natural beauty and tourist-friendly maritime atmosphere of Mackinac Island.

The $2 card captures a dramatic perspective of the Mackinac Bridge, showcasing the roadway stretching over the blue waters of the straits with vehicles moving across it. This iconic suspension bridge connects Michigan’s Upper and Lower Peninsulas and is an important symbol of the region. The $10 card displays the grand, white façade of a multi-story historic hotel with large windows, a central tower, and a decorative yellow awning over the entrance, representing one of Mackinac Island’s well-known hotels and tourist landmarks. Each card highlights significant aspects of Mackinac Island's scenery and architecture.

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.