Description:

This collectible prepaid phone card features vibrant watercolor artwork depicting a lively scene at Olvera Street, a historic marketplace located in Los Angeles, California. The front of the card shows detailed floral elements including colorful flowers, cactus plants, and decorative vases, capturing the essence of Mexican market places. The card emphasizes the charm and cultural richness of this well-known Los Angeles national monument area through its artistic style.

Prominently displayed on the card is the text "Olivera Street" alongside a decorative street lamp typical of Olvera Street’s distinctive ambiance. The card’s denomination value is $5, and it contains a scratch-off panel. The language used on the card is Spanish, consistent with the cultural heritage represented. The card has an expiration date of May 16, 1996, printed clearly on the front. It references "Pacific Bell," indicating the telecommunications service provider associated with this collectible prepaid card.

The overall design combines elements of shopping and floral art, with an emphasis on regional plants native to the southwestern United States and Mexico. The colorful watercolor painting style blends urban elements like street lamps with traditional market displays of natural beauty, making this phone card a vivid tribute to Olvera Street in Los Angeles, one of California’s notable cultural landmarks.

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