Description:

This collectible phone card features a striking photographic image of the Temple of Kukulcán situated in Chichén Itzá, Mexico. The pyramid stands prominently centered against a clear blue sky, surrounded by trees and lush greenery. The details of the stone steps and the structure’s distinct architectural lines are sharp and clearly visible, highlighting the Mayan craftsmanship. The card’s upper right corner shows the denomination of "15," indicating its value.

The text at the top of the card reads "MEXICO 1988," marking it as a piece connected to Mexican heritage from that year. The lower left corner includes the logo and name "TELMEX," Mexico’s national telephone company, presented in blue and white. At the lower right, the text "TARJETA TELEFONICA" appears vertically, confirming its status as a phone card issued for telecommunication purposes.

This card is part of a series of collectible phone cards commemorating important cultural and historical landmarks. It is designed to appeal to numismatists and collectors focusing on currency and telecommunications memorabilia. The combination of the iconic Mayan temple image and official TELMEX branding makes it a valuable piece related to Mexican cultural history and collectible phone cards from 1988.

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