Description:

This collectible prepaid phone card features an artistic watercolor painting that highlights a vibrant Mexican market scene located on Olvera Street, Los Angeles, California. The illustration includes colorful floral arrangements, various potted plants such as cacti and vases, and an old-fashioned street lamp typical of this historic area. The artwork captures the lively essence of Olvera Street, renowned as a national monument and cultural landmark in Los Angeles.

The card is denominated with values of $20, indicated as es20 and e120s $20, and carries the text "tarjeta prepagada" emphasizing its prepaid nature. The card is issued by Pacific Bell, a prominent telecommunications company. The overall design is rendered in bright watercolors, combining elements of flowers, plants, and traditional Mexican market motifs, which reflect the richness and diversity of this celebrated marketplace.

Additionally, the card includes Spanish language text and an expiration date of July 12, 1996. The detail and presentation tie the collectible closely to Los Angeles’s Olvera Street, one of the city’s most well-known national monuments, celebrated for its historic and cultural significance.

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