Description:

This set of four prepaid calling cards from Pacific Bell each carries a $5 value and features unique Christmas-themed designs. The first card illustrates a classic Santa Claus in his traditional red suit with white trim, seated on a wooden chair. Santa is looking down and holding a large, rectangular electronic device with his left hand while stirring or extracting something from it with a utensil held in his right hand. Behind Santa, a decorated Christmas tree is visible, adorned with ornaments. The bottom of the card has a solid purple band containing the "PACIFIC BELL" logo and text in white.

The second card showcases a pattern of green deck chairs arranged in rows, each with a wrapped gift placed on the seat. Among the chairs, one is occupied by Santa Claus, identifiable by his red suit and distinct red hat with a white pom-pom. The card features a purple band at the top with the "PACIFIC BELL" logo and "$5 Prepaid Card" printed in white.

The third card mimics the appearance of a California license plate with the word "HOLIDAYS" prominently displayed in green block letters. Above the word "HOLIDAYS," it includes the red script "California" along with "DEC" and "94-95" indicating the December holiday season of 1994 to 1995. This card has a black border, with a gray gradient around the license plate design, and a green top band containing the "PACIFIC BELL" logo and "$5 Prepaid Card" printed in white.

The fourth card presents a festive red background with spiral text including various holiday greetings such as "Happy Holidays," "Good Tidings," "How's the family?" and "Call again!!" Yellow icons like bells, stars, and a decorated telephone are integrated into the design. The card’s upper section has a green band with the "PACIFIC BELL" logo and "$5 PREPAID CARD" in white text.

Each card in this 1994 Christmas Design collection combines Pacific Bell branding with thematic holiday imagery and seasonal greetings.

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.