Description:

This collectible phone card showcases a bold and patriotic design centered around iconic American symbols. Dominating the right side is a detailed image of the Statue of Liberty, rendered in shades of teal and white against a deep blue background. This striking contrast highlights Lady Liberty’s figure, with her upward-reaching torch and serene expression embodying freedom and hope—values that resonate deeply with both New Yorkers and the nation.

On the upper left, a vivid illustration creatively merges two powerful American icons: the bald eagle and the map of the United States. The eagle’s white head, featuring a fierce eye and sharp beak, stands out boldly against a red, white, and blue backdrop patterned like the American flag. The stars and stripes form the outline of the continental U.S., reinforcing themes of national pride and unity. This “Screaming Eagle” emblem evokes strength and vigilance, qualities long associated with the American spirit.

The brand name “AmeriVox” appears prominently in white text near the upper right, accompanied by the trademark symbol to emphasize the company’s identity. Below it, the tagline “America’s New Voice in Calling” positions the product as a modern telecommunications innovation wrapped in patriotic imagery. The clean, professional font suggests that this phone card is more than a simple utility—it is a collectible item with cultural significance, designed to appeal to both American consumers and collectors.

Value markings of “$10./$100.” are subtly placed at the bottom left, indicating the card’s monetary worth and usage limits. Overall, the card’s design blends historical and natural American icons, serving as a powerful reminder of the nation’s heritage and strength. Featuring the steadfast Statue of Liberty and the majestic bald eagle against a backdrop symbolizing the country itself, this collectible artifact from June 1993—highlighted by the Screaming Eagle label—skillfully combines function with symbolism, making it a unique representation of Americana.

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.