Description:

This collectible phone card features a detailed scenic view of the New York City skyline from April 1994, with a strong focus on notable landmarks including the World Trade Center twin towers. The image prominently displays the cluster of skyscrapers that define Manhattan’s iconic cityscape during the early 1990s. The World Trade Center buildings, often referred to as WTC, stand tall near the center of the view, alongside other high-rise structures that contribute to the dense urban environment.

Visible in the foreground are one or more bridges connecting the city’s boroughs, reflecting the essential infrastructure of New York City. The scene captures the city during daylight hours under clear skies, emphasizing its importance as a hub for travel and sightseeing. The inclusion of bridges and skyscrapers draws attention to two key aspects of New York City’s architectural identity and transportation network.

Printed on the card is the identifier "SKU-10351," linking it to the “Scenic” series focused on New York City skylines, bridges, skyscrapers, and related urban elements. The card carries a $20 denomination and is marked with the name Telemax Communications, indicating the issuer responsible for this phone card. WorldCom appears as part of the branding toward the lower area of the card, associated with telecommunication services.

The overall design is colorful and sharp, capturing an important historical period of New York City before the towers’ destruction. The card serves as a collectible item for enthusiasts interested in urban skylines, especially those commemorating the World Trade Center’s presence in the cityscape in the mid-1990s.

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