Description:

This collectible phone card features a striking, detailed illustration of Elvis Presley, the legendary American singer and cultural icon often called the "King of Rock and Roll." The close-up image primarily highlights Elvis's face, capturing his signature hairstyle with slicked-back, glossy black hair swooping upward and a single curl artfully falling onto his forehead. His bright blue eyes, strong jawline, and charismatic smile are rendered with a smooth, almost airbrushed finish that enhances the timeless allure for which he is renowned.

Elvis is depicted holding an old-fashioned microphone, emphasizing his role as a performer. His dynamic pose, with one hand gripping the microphone, evokes the energy and passion he brought to his music and live performances. The background features a soft, blurred pink hue, creating a gentle contrast with Elvis’s sharply defined features and the detailed shading of his skin and clothing. The lighting accentuates his cheekbones and facial contours, adding a lifelike dimension to the image.

Prominently displayed alongside the illustration is the denomination "$10," indicating the card’s prepaid value for phone use. The bottom left corner bears the "AmeriVox" logo, a company well-known for issuing collectible phone cards. The logo incorporates an American flag motif, connecting Elvis’s enduring legacy with American cultural heritage. The overall design balances nostalgic reverence with practicality, making it both a useful item and a cherished piece of memorabilia.

The back of the card, shown in the second image, contains instructional information and technical details. The upper section features a magnetic stripe essential for phone transactions. Below, there are printed instructions guiding users on how to utilize the card for making calls. Additional text describes the card’s value and may include contact numbers or service information. The layout is straightforward and functional, prioritizing clarity and ease of use while maintaining the collectible appeal.

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.