Description:

This collectible prepaid telecom card features a detailed reproduction of the U.S. Department of the Interior's Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp, known as the "Duck Stamp." The central image on the card depicts cinnamon teal ducks in flight and landing among grassy reeds, rendered in realistic detail with brown, white, and blue colors. Text elements include "CINNAMON TEAL" vertically on the left, "U.S. DEPARTMENT" at the top, and "OF THE INTERIOR" on the right side. At the bottom, "MIGRATORY BIRD HUNTING STAMP" is displayed prominently in blue.

The stamp is marked with the value "$3" in blue on the right and contains a void date of "VOID AFTER JUNE 30, 1972" printed in black below the ducks. The card's right border is a brown vertical strip bearing several symbols: a white duck silhouette with the number "38" inside it, a gold star icon with the text "GOLD STAR" beneath, a "$5" value printed in white at the top, and the logo for "PTI" at the bottom, indicating connection to Prepaid Telecom International.

This card is identified as the Gold Star Duck Hunting Stamp Card #38 titled "Cinnamon Teal GOLD*," combining the collectible hunting permit stamp image with prepaid telecommunications functionality. The detailed wildlife illustration and official stamp markings underline its relevance to hunting, philately, and wildlife conservation themes.

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