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This set of nine collectible Pacific Bell prepaid cards features three distinct artwork designs themed around Mexican Market Places, Los Angeles National Monuments, and abstract numbers. Each design comes in three denominations: $5, $10, and $20. The cards are labeled with the Pacific Bell logo prominently placed in the top left corner, and the prepaid card value is printed on the top right corner of each card.
The first design depicts a vibrant, colorful watercolor painting of a Mexican market scene titled "Olvera Street." The image displays potted cactus, flowers, and traditional white stucco buildings adorned with colorful striped decorations and an archway sign reading "Olvera Street." A round sign on the right side shows "Los Angeles." The scene is rich with florals in yellows, pinks, and greens, reflecting the lively atmosphere of this historic shopping destination.
The second design represents Los Angeles with photographic art collaged together. It includes a surfer with a surfboard on the beach, a yellow flower, an image of ocean waves, and a black-and-white photo of a modern skyscraper building. The text “Los Angeles” appears at the bottom, and the large overlapping letters “LA” are faintly visible in the background. Each card in this series is marked “First Edition” on the right side above the prepaid value.
The third design features an abstract artistic arrangement of large numbers in various fonts and sizes. The numbers overlap and are set against a warm, reddish and pastel gradient background with a faint rainbow-colored wave cutting diagonally through the numbers. The bold “First Edition” text appears on the right side of the card near the value amount. This design emphasizes numerical imagery with a modern color scheme and style.
Together, these nine Pacific Bell prepaid cards highlight themes of Mexican market culture, iconic Los Angeles imagery, and numerical art, all presented as First Edition prepaid cards in collectible condition.
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.
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