Description:

This collectible phone card features prominent Coca-Cola branding with multiple Coca-Cola and Coke logos displayed across the card. The design includes imagery of classic Coca-Cola bottles, emphasizing the iconic glass bottle shape that the brand is widely recognized for. The artwork highlights an advertising theme consistent with Coca-Cola’s long history in marketing, combining bold logos with visual references to their product.

The card also incorporates text relating to the "1996 phone home free" promotion and references TekTel Marketing Inc. alongside Smith’s 1996 Sprite Boy with Coke Bottle in Snow. The Sprite Boy is depicted prominently, holding a Coca-Cola bottle, set against a snowy backdrop. This imagery connects the Coca-Cola product with the winter season, enhancing the nostalgic and collectible value of the card. The inclusion of these marketing elements confirms the card’s role in promotion and advertising during the mid-1990s.

Overall, this phone card from 1996 serves as a vivid snapshot of Coca-Cola advertising from that time period, combining recognizable brand icons with references to promotional campaigns and winter-themed advertising by Smith’s in collaboration with TekTel Marketing Inc. It is a collectible item featuring clear Coca-Cola branding, marketing logos, and seasonal advertising imagery.

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.