Description:

This collectible phone card features a vibrant image of the Art Deco District in Miami Beach, Florida. The design highlights iconic architecture characterized by pastel-colored buildings with geometric shapes and stylized motifs. Tall palm trees rise prominently in the scene, underscoring the tropical and coastal ambiance of this renowned travel destination. The photo shows the buildings under bright daylight with a clear blue sky, enhancing the colorful and sunny atmosphere typical of South Florida.

The card includes text indicating it is an AT&T Teleticket. The name "WorldCom" also appears on the card, reflecting telecommunications branding of the era. The words "Miami Beach" and "Florida" confirm the location featured in the image, and the phrase "GR4 50U" is printed, likely referring to a series or internal designation. Japanese characters are visible next to the AT&T logo, connecting this card to international or Japanese market editions.

Overall, this phone card merges elements of sightseeing, travel, and architecture through its vivid photographic design of Miami Beach’s Art Deco District. The presence of the Teleticket and WorldCom logos identifies it as a telecommunications phone card issued by AT&T for public use. The styling and content emphasize Florida’s coastal appeal and architectural heritage.

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