Description:

This collectible phone card showcases a stunning nighttime photograph of San Francisco’s iconic Golden Gate Bridge. The image highlights the bridge bathed in warm, golden artificial light, with its distinctive towers rising against a deep violet sky that gradually fades into a darker gradient above. The entire span of the bridge is illuminated, emphasizing the glowing line of streetlights along the roadway, which echo the yellow-orange tones of the towers. Below and beyond the bridge, the water and distant cityscape add subtle depth, punctuated by scattered city lights shimmering through the darkness.

A large portion of the card’s layout is dedicated to this captivating image, underscoring the bridge as both a landmark and a symbol of Americana that evokes California pride and the grandeur of San Francisco. Positioned above the photo, the word “TELETICKET” is prominently displayed in a clean, evenly spaced sans-serif font along the top edge. This placement ensures immediate recognition of the card’s purpose while complementing the overall design without detracting from the photograph.

On the left side, the AT&T logo appears with its recognizable blue globe emblem, positioned above a bold, white “25” that indicates the card’s unit value. The number is centered on a solid blue horizontal stripe featuring several thin white lines, lending a modern and structured aesthetic. Below this, the word “UNITS” clearly communicates the card’s calling capacity.

Along the bottom edge, the caption “San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge” is printed in a neat, legible font, firmly linking the image to its real-world location. The presence of the word “SAMPLE” (not visible on the front but noted externally) and Korean text suggests the card may have been intended for demonstration or international use. Overall, this phone card skillfully combines practical design elements with a visually rich portrayal of one of America’s most beloved architectural icons, making it both functional and collectible.

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.