Description:

These three collectible phone cards are part of the Japanese Tribute Series by AmeriVox, each with a $30 value. The designs prominently feature elements symbolizing both Japan and the United States, set against a textured pink background with a vibrant rainbow streak. Each card includes delicate illustrations of cherry blossoms and an AmeriVox logo with an eagle and the tagline, "The World's New Voice in Calling."

The first card in the set depicts a white crane in flight, carrying the Japanese flag. The Japanese flag, or Hinomaru, with its prominent red circle, is positioned near the left side of the card. The crane’s wings are spread as it soars right to left across the rainbow band. Above the flag and bird are small cherry blossom flowers and a red eagle emblem.

The second card displays two shaking hands over the Washington Monument, which is centrally placed, flanked by the rainbow arc and pink cherry blossoms. On the left, the Great Seal of the United States is visible, while a yellow chrysanthemum symbol appears on the right. The card emphasizes friendship and unity between the two nations.

The third card highlights a bald eagle in full flight near the center, flying left to right over the rainbow stripe. The United States flag with its stars and stripes waves on the right side. Above the eagle and flag are cherry blossoms and a small red eagle emblem. This card symbolizes American strength and pride alongside the tribute connection to Japan.

Together, these three $30 AmeriVox phone cards form a puzzle set celebrating Japanese-American friendship, combining national symbols, nature, and unity motifs on each card.

Since we have the world's largest inventory of USA phonecards for collectors, you will not necessarily receive the identical serial/batch/PIN number that we have scanned/pictured.