Description:

This collectible phone card features a striking design centered on a grayscale image of the renowned 1913 Liberty Head nickel, often called "America's Million Dollar Nickel." The obverse of the coin is depicted with intricate detail, showcasing the left-facing profile of Lady Liberty. Her hair is elegantly styled, adorned with a headband inscribed with "LIBERTY" and surrounded by thirteen stars, symbolizing the original thirteen colonies. The year “1913” is prominently displayed beneath her neck, emphasizing the coin’s historical and numismatic significance. The monochrome rendering accentuates the delicate contours and artistic craftsmanship that make this rare and valuable coin stand out.

Encircling the coin image is a white border, providing a clean contrast against the black background of the card. Bold black text along this border reads: “1998 - 1st West Coast Buena Park Coin & Collectable Expo • 1913 - AMERICA'S MILLION DOLLAR NICKEL.” This inscription situates the card within a specific event—the inaugural West Coast Buena Park Coin and Collectable Expo held in 1998—giving it a commemorative touch. The use of a dot to separate the two parts of the inscription adds a neat, aesthetic rhythm to the overall design.

The overall design balances simplicity with a sense of historical reverence. The black-and-white palette lends an archival feel, drawing attention to the central artifact—the 1913 nickel—which is highly regarded among collectors for its rarity and value. The fonts chosen for the inscriptions are traditional and clean, ensuring the text is easy to read while maintaining a formal tone that aligns with numismatic culture. This card is more than just a phone accessory; it’s a collectible item crafted with both historical appreciation and aesthetic clarity in mind.

On the back side, the card displays functional details typical of phone cards. The layout includes spaces for a phone number and circuitry area, along with a broad magnetic strip likely used for storing calling credits. There is also a printed numeric code and possibly instructions for use. The background is predominantly white with black text, emphasizing clarity and usability. The back contrasts with the front’s commemorative design by focusing on practical information, highlighting the card’s utility as a prepaid calling card while also serving as a collectible item.

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