Description:

This collectible phone card features promotional imagery associated with Playboy magazine, focusing on themes of beauty and technology. The front of the card displays a photographic image of a woman posing seductively near a classic red phone booth, with a telephone handset held to her ear. The woman is dressed in a stylish, revealing outfit consistent with Playboy's branding as a men's entertainment publication. The scene conveys a direct connection between vintage telephony and glamour modeling.

The card includes text identifying it as a Playboy Chrome edition, specifically highlighting the "Beauty & Technology" concept. The card’s design integrates the recognizable Playboy logo and branding elements that align with its promotional purpose. The card is marked with a value of 100 units, consistent with collectible phone cards of its era.

This card was issued by Peoples Telephone Co., as indicated on the front. It is enclosed in an envelope, marking it as an unopened first issue. The overall presentation reflects the mid-to-late 1990s style of adult magazine marketing combined with collectible phone card production. The visuals and branding emphasize the association between Playboy’s entertainment identity and the technological motif represented by the use of telephones.

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.