Description:

This set of five collectible telecards from Advantage Communications, Inc. features the first five endangered species in their Endangered Species Series. Each card has a $100 value and displays a vivid photographic image of a wild animal.

The first card depicts a Giant Panda with black ears and eye patches, holding bamboo in its mouth. It is marked with the Chinese flag, issued on 08/01/93, and individually numbered 155/200. The background behind the panda is a natural forest environment.

The second card shows a close-up of a Harp Seal pup with white fur and dark eyes. It bears the Canadian flag, has an issue date of 12/01/93, and is numbered 133/200. The setting is an icy or snowy environment.

The third card features a Humpback Whale breaching the ocean surface with mountains in the distance. It is associated with the United States flag, issued on 01/15/94, and numbered 151/200. The water is depicted in deep blue shades with some sky above.

The fourth card presents a Macaw, a vibrantly colored red, blue, and green parrot perched on a branch. The Brazilian flag is shown on the card, issued on 03/04/94, and numbered 87/200. The background is a lush green natural setting.

The fifth card depicts a Cheetah with a cub sitting in a dry, grassy landscape. It carries the Kenyan flag, issued on 05/15/94, and numbered 108/200. The tones of the background are warm browns and tans, matching the savanna habitat.

Each telecard includes text displaying the endangered species name vertically along the left edge, the dollar value and telecard designation on the right, and the ACI logo with the full company name, Advantage Communications, Inc., at the bottom right. The cards present a clear connection between each species and its country of origin via the national flag displayed prominently near the center.

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.