Description:

This collectible prepaid phone card features iconic landmarks of New York City, prominently showcasing the Statue of Liberty and the World Trade Center Twin Towers as they appeared in 1993. The well-known New York City skyline forms the background, with the Twin Towers rising distinctly against a mostly clear sky. The bright green Statue of Liberty stands in the foreground on the lower left, holding her torch aloft. The card’s design includes a soft gradient of sky colors that transition from light blue to pale hues near the horizon.

The top left corner of the card displays the denomination "$25 (50m)" indicating its value and call credit for long distance telephone use. Text on the card identifies it as part of the LDDS WorldCom collection and highlights its status as a long distance prepaid card. The phrase “WorldCom” is printed clearly to the right of the center, underlining the telecommunications provider associated with this card. The overall color scheme balances blue, green, and neutral tones, emphasizing the Americana theme connected with New York City’s historical and cultural landmarks.

Located in the top right corner is a small rectangular chip, which is embedded for telephone functionality. The card’s layout is horizontal, with a clean and professional graphic style. The combination of the Statue of Liberty and World Trade Center Twin Towers captures an important era in New York City's history, making this card a collectible item representing sightseeing and historical sights in the city. The front features all these details without any additional characters or text beyond branding, value, and identification marks related to the long distance prepaid calling service.

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.