Description:

This collectible stored value card from International Telecom, Inc. features a collage of various chip and stored value phone cards. The design includes images of multiple chip cards from different locations and themes, such as New York Telephone, Hawaiian Telephone, and references to the 1992 Democratic National Convention. The cards display elements like windsurfing, boats, animals including bears and dogs, and scenes related to Alaska, incorporating iconic symbols such as the Big Dipper constellation and the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center.

Prominently featured in the collage is a chip card with the Alaska state flag design, displaying the Big Dipper constellation and a star, marked with the number 75. Other chip cards show a wide variety of images, including a red windsurfer, a telephone coin replacement card, and a card with the text "$1 Complimentary." The card prominently states a value of $3.50 and includes the name “International Telecom, Inc.” at the bottom center.

This card emphasizes themes of travel, telecommunication, and notable American landmarks through the depiction of various collectible phone cards from multiple U.S. locations. It embodies the use of smart card technology with embedded microchips visible on several cards within the collage, showcasing a diverse range of phone cards from the early 1990s.

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.