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These collectible Phila TELECARDS each have a monetary value of $6 and were issued on January 1, 1995. They are part of the ACMI series, with a unique card numbering indicating their limited edition from a total of 2000 cards.
Each card prominently features an image designed to resemble a postage stamp with the theme "STAMP COLLECTING." The images include detailed illustrations associated with philately:
1. The first card has a blue and white theme with a stamp design that includes a large rubber stamp, a bond paper with multiple portraits, and the text "Ameripex 86" along with "USA 22." 2. The second card shows a close-up depiction of a person examining various stamps in an album, using a magnifying glass. The card uses shades of red and pink, with stamps spread out on a table. The stamp is also marked "USA 22." 3. The third card features multiple philatelic related materials like an envelope postmarked 1896, a magnifying glass, a green-tinted sheet with historical stamps, and a letter with signatures. It also carries the “USA 22” denomination. 4. The fourth card includes historical stamp images in green, blue, and red tones, showing magnified stamps and cancellational marks, emphasizing the study of postage stamps. It also bears the “USA 22” value. 5. The fifth card differs slightly, presenting a greenish background with a stamp image featuring an 8-cent U.S. postage stamp with Benjamin Franklin’s portrait, a magnifying glass highlighting the stamp, and the text "Stamp Collecting U.S. 8¢."
Each card displays "Phila TELECARD," the dollar value, the issuing date, the series name "ACMI," and the individual card’s limited edition number, along with faint blue wavy lines symbolizing postal cancellation marks. The phrase "Patent Pending" appears on all cards near the bottom left corner. These cards celebrate the hobby of stamp collecting by artistically showcasing stamp imagery and related tools.
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.
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