Description:

This collectible phone card prominently showcases a close-up image of the Statue of Liberty, one of America’s most iconic landmarks and national monuments, located in New York City. The photograph captures the statue’s face and the forward extension of her torch-bearing arm, emphasizing the textured patina of the aged copper surface, which has weathered into its distinctive green hue. Light and shadow play across her resolute expression and the spikes of her iconic crown, evoking a sense of strength, liberty, and the deep historical significance tied to America’s ideals.

The left side of the card is reserved for functional elements and branding. It features the AT&T logo in its recognizable blue, alongside a large white number “25” set against a blue striped background, indicating the card’s value of 25 units. The clean, horizontal lines here contrast sharply with the detailed, organic texture of the Statue of Liberty image, highlighting a fusion of technology and heritage. Below the “25,” the word “UNITS” appears in smaller letters, clarifying the card’s credit or calling time—typical of telecommunication cards used before the rise of widespread mobile phone usage.

At the top right, the word “TELETICKET” is boldly printed in capital letters, underscoring the card’s function as a phone or telecommunication card rather than merely a collectible. This branding references its use for prepaid phone services during an era when public payphones and calling cards were essential for long-distance and international communication. By pairing the image of this great American icon with modern technology and convenience, the card evokes themes of progress, connection, and freedom.

Beneath the photograph, the text “Statue of Liberty” clearly identifies the subject, reinforcing its cultural significance and role as a symbol of American history and patriotism. The card’s overall design is minimal yet impactful, blending practical features with a powerful image that resonates with themes of freedom, national pride, and enduring American symbolism. As a collectible, the card exemplifies Americana while serving a utilitarian purpose, merging nostalgic historical imagery with 20th-century telecommunications technology.

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.