Description:

These collectible cards each feature classic Coca-Cola marketing and equipment imagery with a consistent "Five Dollars" denomination and Coca-Cola branding at the bottom center in a decorative gold frame. The first six cards depict various vintage Coca-Cola coolers and dispensers in bright red-orange hues with prominent white Coca-Cola script logos. One card shows a compact, cube-shaped cooler with a spigot on its front and "Drink Coca-Cola" text on the side. Another card displays a larger metal cooler with hinged lids, an open front bottom rack, and the phrase "Drink Coca-Cola Ice Cold" on the side. A third highlights a similarly colored cooler with the slogan "things go better with Coke" accompanied by a small vintage Coke bottle cap logo. Another card depicts a red-orange dispenser featuring the phrase "Have a Coke" on its side, along with detailed spouts and a cup holder.

The following four cards showcase Coca-Cola advertising and packaging. One card features a vintage billboard sign reading "Drink Coca-Cola in Bottles 5¢" in red and black typography on a white background. Another card depicts a classic six-pack box of Coca-Cola bottles alongside two individual glass bottles, with text emphasizing its easy portability and ice retention. A card with the message "Get In Line" shows a surreal line of Coca-Cola glass bottles stretching into the distance, set against a pastel sky. Another shows a roadside advertisement displaying "Go refreshed" text with a hand holding a Coca-Cola glass and a stop sign featuring the Coca-Cola logo.

The final card presents a promotional image showcasing a large yellow Coca-Cola delivery truck with red lettering that advertises the product’s "Streamlined Body" design, highlighting features such as ease of operation, attractive appearance, cleanliness, and durability. All cards maintain a vintage theme, capturing mid-20th century Coca-Cola advertising and equipment historic moments.

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.