Description:

This collectible phone card showcases a striking image of a majestic cheetah and her cub set against a natural grassy savannah backdrop, evoking the wildlife of Kenya. The adult cheetah sits upright, radiating calm alertness, while her cub stands protectively beside her, capturing a tender moment between mother and offspring. Warm tones highlight the golden coats and distinctive black spots of these endangered animals, emphasizing both their beauty and vulnerability in the wild.

On the left side, vertical red text reads "ENDANGERED SPECIES SERIES," followed by "CHEETAH" in bold yellow font. This clear labeling frames the image and underscores the card’s focus on wildlife conservation. The right half transitions into a warm beige background that complements the color palette. At the top center, the Kenyan national flag is prominently displayed, signaling the card’s regional significance and celebrating Kenya’s rich biodiversity.

Below the flag, issuance details include the date "05/15/94" and a serial number "108/200," indicating its status as a limited edition and enhancing its collectible value. The bottom right corner features the denomination "$100" in large gold text, alongside the vertically oriented word "TELECARD," confirming its function as a phone card. This blend of practical use with artistic and educational elements gives the card broad appeal to both collectors and users.

Finally, the Advantage Communications, Inc. (ACI) logo appears at the bottom right in stylized red font underlined by horizontal stripes, reinforcing the corporate identity behind the card’s production. The overall design harmoniously combines art, telecommunications, and environmental awareness, making this card a distinctive and meaningful collectible. It tells a compelling story of technology, wildlife preservation, and national pride through a thoughtfully crafted composition.

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.