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This is a set of four BellSouth Telecommunications pre-paid calling cards issued as the 1st Technical Trial for the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) Magnetic Stripe series. The set includes cards valued at $1, $5, $10, and $20, each featuring distinct illustrated designs related to telephone usage and communication technology.
The $1 card shows four people standing side by side, each using a payphone. The group includes two men and two women, all engaged in phone calls, with visible telephone booths positioned on the right side of the card. The background is green, complementing the BellSouth Telecommunications logo and the $1 denomination displayed in the top right corner.
The $5 card highlights a close-up view of a hand pressing buttons on a telephone keypad. The keypad includes numbers and symbols on square buttons, with the cord of the phone visible on the left side. The background is mainly blue with soft gradients, along with the BellSouth Telecommunications branding and the $5 denomination in the upper right corner.
The $10 card features a close grouping of four people, each holding different types of telephones to their ears. The group includes two men and two women, all smiling and engaged in conversation. The background is orange, and the BellSouth Telecommunications logo with the $10 denomination is positioned on the left and upper right corners respectively.
The $20 card depicts a smiling woman holding her hand up near a floating, futuristic-looking telephone handset emitting sparkling light effects. The background is a gradient of purple and blue, alongside the BellSouth Telecommunications logo and the $20 denomination in the upper right corner.
All cards prominently display the BellSouth Telecommunications name and logo, and the phrase "PRE-PAID CALLING CARD" appears in white text over a black bar along the bottom of each card. The style of the illustrations is bright and somewhat stylized, emphasizing communication technology and people interacting with phones. The set is marked as "Average USED."
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.
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