Description:

This is an Alaskan stored value chip card with a $52.50 value issued by International Telecom, Inc. The front features a photographic image entitled "Alaskan Eskimo Hunter / Spring Sea Ice" by Chris Arend, showing an Eskimo hunter dressed in traditional cold-weather clothing standing on a chunk of sea ice. The hunter holds a long wooden spear and appears to be surveying his surroundings amid the icy seascape. The scene captures the rugged arctic environment of Alaska's coast during spring, with sea ice floes and calm water visible under a clear blue sky.

The card has the text "ALASKA $52.50" prominently displayed in bold black letters at the top left corner. The bottom left corner carries the issuer’s name, "International Telecom, Inc." A microchip module is embedded on the left side of the card, indicating its function as a smart stored value card used for telecommunication services or travel purposes. The overall design highlights the scenic and cultural aspects of Alaska, combining practical chip card technology with an evocative image of native subsistence hunting in an Arctic setting.

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