Description:

This collectible phone card features a striking image of a tarsier, a small primate renowned for its large, expressive eyes and delicate, slender fingers. The tarsier is depicted nestled among branches, highlighting its natural habitat within the dense forests of Southeast Asia. Its wide-eyed gaze immediately draws attention, emphasizing the creature’s fragile and captivating features—traits that underscore its status as an endangered species. The primate’s mottled, earthy brown fur blends seamlessly into the background, enhancing the card’s realistic and intimate portrayal of this miniature animal.

Part of the "Endangered Species Series," as indicated by the green label along the left edge, the word "TARSIER" is displayed vertically in bold, clear letters beside the image. The design thoughtfully balances the visual with essential information on the right side, where the Indonesian flag is prominently featured at the top center, reinforcing the species’ geographic origin. The flag’s simple red and white stripes stand out sharply against the purple marbled background, making it easily identifiable despite the card’s compact size.

Beneath the flag, the issue date "ISSUED 06/08/96" is printed in green text, establishing the card’s vintage collectible value. Below this, the limited edition number "0520/5000" adds rarity and appeal for collectors. The deep purple and black marbled background lends the card a rich, elegant appearance that complements the natural, earthy tones of the tarsier’s photograph. The company logo "ACM," rendered in green to harmonize with the overall color scheme, appears near the lower right alongside the word "TELECARD," highlighting the card’s telecommunications purpose.

Finally, the denomination of "$3" is positioned in the upper right corner, printed in bright green to ensure visibility for practical use as a prepaid phone card. By combining educational and functional elements, this card serves a dual purpose: raising awareness about endangered wildlife—particularly the tarsier as a symbol of Indonesia’s biodiversity—while also functioning as a telecommunications tool. Together, these features create a collectible item that appeals to both wildlife enthusiasts and phone card collectors, serving as a meaningful reminder of conservation efforts.

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