Description:

This complete set of 50 collectible Coca-Cola phone cards from 1995 features a variety of vintage and contemporary Coca-Cola advertisements and imagery. Each card has a face value of $2 and is bordered by a gray frame with the red $2 mark in the top left corner. The Coca-Cola logo appears prominently on all cards, accompanied by the slogan "Always Collectible Always Coca-Cola" around a circular emblem depicting a classic Coke bottle. The cards capture themes of refreshment, enjoyment, and timeless appeal through diverse scenes including old-fashioned ads, sporting events, iconic bottle designs, and Santa Claus holding a Coke.

Several cards highlight Coca-Cola's association with sports and leisure, such as a card showing a baseball, glove, and a Coke bottle with the phrase "It's Catching," another with a baseball player facing outwards near a green outfield wall advertisement, and images of players' taped hands holding Coca-Cola cups on a football sideline. Other cards showcase illustrated vintage ads featuring people in period clothing enjoying Coke, like a woman carrying a six-bottle carton, a couple sharing a bottle at a soda fountain, and early 20th-century styled women relaxing with a Coca-Cola. Santa Claus is featured smiling and holding a Coke bottle on two cards, one with the tagline "Coke is it!"

The set also includes international and multilingual cards, such as German ads promoting different bottle sizes and opening a bottle with the tagline ".Zeit für Coca-Cola." Some cards showcase the iconic contour Coke bottle surrounded by ice, often accompanied by text like "Coke is it!" and "Can't Beat The Feeling!" The imagery spans from classic marketing illustrations to more modern photographic styles showing Coke bottles and cups with ice or poured soda, delivering a nostalgic yet universal theme of refreshment and happiness connected to the Coca-Cola brand.

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.