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This collectible phone card features a full-color image of the King Kamehameha Statue, a prominent historical landmark in Hawaii. The statue is adorned with multiple vibrant floral leis in colors including pink, white, green, and red, draped over its shoulders and arms, creating a vivid and festive look. The king’s head is crowned with a golden helmet, a distinct feature of the statue. The background is a clear blue sky, enhancing the rich colors of the statue and leis.
In the upper left corner of the card, the words "ALOHA WEEK" are printed in yellow, accompanied by a circular emblem depicting a stylized profile of King Kamehameha in red and yellow. Along the right edge, vertical text reads "3 UNITS" and "GTE HAWAIIAN TELEPHONE," indicating the card’s telecommunication issuer and unit value.
This card is a printed sample from 1992, connected to Hawaiian sightseeing and travel themes, emphasizing cultural and historical sights. The design highlights the significance of King Kamehameha in Hawaiian heritage and the celebratory atmosphere of Aloha Week.
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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