Description:

This collectible card commemorates the 150th anniversary of the discovery of gold at Sutter's Mill in California. The card features an image of a prospector actively panning for gold, a symbolic representation of the California Gold Rush era. The setting is tied to the Long Beach Coin Expo that took place in September 1998, linking numismatic and historical themes.

The card was issued by USACard Corporation and is associated with the Long Beach Coin Expo event. It highlights themes of coin collecting, numismatics, currency, and monies, emphasizing the historical significance of gold discoveries in American history. The graphic portrays the prospector in detailed illustration, capturing the spirit of gold prospecting during that period.

This collectible phone card connects historical events with the hobby of collecting valuable coins and currency, integrating themes from the gold rush and coin shows such as coin conventions and expos. The presentation celebrates both the cultural heritage of gold discovery and the community of collectors who honor these milestones.

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