Description:

This collectible phone card prominently features the iconic Statue of Liberty, a timeless symbol of American freedom and history. Branded by AT&T and labeled "Teleticket," the card is designed for telephone use, offering 10 units of calling power. Roughly the size of a traditional credit card, this piece of Americana serves not only as a practical calling card but also as a miniature tribute to one of the most recognizable landmarks in the United States. The card’s design is divided into two sections: the left side displays the AT&T logo and unit value, while the right side showcases a close-up image of the Statue of Liberty’s face and crown set against a clear blue sky.

The image captures the statue from a low angle, highlighting the detailed patina of its copper surface and the seven-pointed crown symbolizing the seven seas and continents. This perspective emphasizes the statue’s grandeur and majesty, located in New York Harbor as a welcoming beacon for immigrants and visitors. Gifted by France in 1886, the Statue of Liberty has since become a national monument and a defining feature of New York City’s skyline. Its depiction on this card connects users to a significant piece of American heritage, evoking themes of liberty, democracy, and the nation’s welcoming spirit.

The design also features the word "TELETICKET" in bold red letters at the top, underscoring the card’s telecommunication purpose during an era when prepaid phone cards were essential for long-distance calls before mobile phones became widespread. A red horizontal band with white stripes on the left contrasts sharply with the off-white background, enhancing the visibility of the "10 UNITS" designation. The lower right corner discreetly labels the image "Statue of Liberty" in simple black text, ensuring recognition even by those unfamiliar with the landmark. Notably, the card belongs to Group 3 and bears a Spanish designation "SP" over the barcode on its reverse side, suggesting its use in Spanish-speaking markets or by Spanish-speaking customers, thereby broadening its cultural and linguistic appeal.

Beyond its functional use, this AT&T Teleticket phone card holds collectible value. It appeals to enthusiasts of American historical landmarks, particularly those interested in sightseeing and Americana. Collectors focused on national monuments and statues will find this card a valuable addition, especially because

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