Description:

These four collectible chip cards, issued by International Telecom, Inc., feature striking scenes from Alaska. Each card shows a vivid photographic image tied to Alaskan nature and culture, accompanied by the labeled denomination and the word "ALASKA" in a distinct stencil font.

The $52.50 card depicts an Inuit man dressed in traditional white winter clothing standing on an ice floe in a partially frozen landscape. He holds a long wooden staff as he gazes into the distance. The icy terrain and pale blue sky form the backdrop, capturing the remote and frozen environment.

The $10.50 card shows a dog musher dressed in red and brown winter gear guiding a team of sled dogs across a snow-covered field. Behind them are tall pine trees, and in the background, snow-capped mountains rise under a soft pink and blue sky, typical of an Alaskan winter or early morning light.

The $26.25 card features the aurora borealis, or northern lights, glowing vividly in green and yellow hues over a silhouette of dark pine trees. The night sky is black, making the luminous natural light display stand out with clear intensity.

The $3.50 card presents a bald eagle in flight against a bright blue sky. The eagle’s wings are fully extended, showing detailed feathers. Its white head and tail contrast sharply with the dark brown of its body and wings.

All four cards incorporate a chip on the left side and carry the text "International Telecom, Inc." below the denomination and scene. The $3.50 card also includes "Compliments of" preceding the company name. These cards celebrate the Alaskan wilderness, wildlife, and culture through vivid imagery and smart card technology.

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.