Description:

This set of four NYNEX Prepaid Calling cards each has a $10 denomination, featured prominently in a black rounded rectangle with yellow text in the bottom left corner. All cards present modern, stylized artwork that blends abstract and figurative elements, using a palette of soft yet vibrant colors to convey themes of communication, connection, and everyday life.

The first card shows a man with a raised arm against a backdrop of a large clock face. Three circular insets float near his head depicting a house with a red roof, a high-rise building, and a blue bicycle. The man’s tie appears to be fluttering, suggesting motion.

The second card features a dynamic scene where a figure appears in mid-air carrying a briefcase amid city skyline silhouettes. Two other stylized human profiles gaze toward a central collection of smaller images, including a white picket fence, flowers, and silhouetted figures, all connected by dotted lines. The background employs warm tones blending into cooler blues, creating a sense of depth.

On the third card, a man and a woman engage in an exchange, with a floating blue telephone handset between them. Behind them are a red-roofed house, a picket fence, and a blue bicycle, integrated into the layered composition. The emphasis on interaction is underscored by the extended arms and open hands of both figures.

The fourth card portrays a blue-toned couple sitting together within a cone-shaped vignette, surrounded by home-themed objects such as a lamp, a book, and a telephone. To the right, a woman uses a payphone, framed by soft orange and green hues that evoke a calm atmosphere. The artwork conveys connection across different settings with a harmonious blend of figures and objects.

Each card carries the NYNEX logo in black at the upper right, above the words "Prepaid Calling" in a classic serif font. The designs collectively express the concept of communication and everyday life through modern art styles.

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.