Description:

These three collectible phone cards from Pacific Bell each feature a colorful watercolor painting of Olvera Street in Los Angeles, California. The artwork highlights a charming outdoor marketplace scene with vibrant pink and white adobe buildings adorned with red tile roofs. Floral plant arrangements, including a large cactus with an orange-yellow bloom and potted green plants, frame the scene. The focal point is a decorated archway with the text "Olvera Street" at the top, accompanied by a hanging lantern and a street sign that reads "Los Angeles." The gate and surrounding structures are painted in bright pastel tones, emphasizing the lively atmosphere of this renowned California landmark.

Each card is a $5, $10, or $20 "Tarjeta Prepagada," which means prepaid card in Spanish, shown on the top right corner against a purple banner. The Pacific Bell logo is displayed on the upper left corner of each card, consisting of a red square with a white starburst design and the company’s name in white letters. The cards are identified as user cards connected to Mexican Market Places and Los Angeles National Monuments, representing a special Spanish set with various expiration values.

These phone cards celebrate the cultural and historic significance of Olvera Street, a famous marketplace known for its Mexican heritage and traditional shopping experience. The artwork’s use of bright florals, cacti, vases, and the iconic California-style architecture makes them visually appealing and collectible for users interested in Mexican-American art and landmarks in Los Angeles.

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.