Description:

This collectible phone card features a vibrant, postage stamp-style design that stands out against a bright magenta background. At the center, a detailed illustration depicts Daisy Duck and Donald Duck, two beloved Disney characters, engaged in an athletic scene. Both are dressed in sporty attire: Daisy wears a pink tank top and matching headband, complemented by pink shoes, while Donald sports a green tank top with coordinating sneakers. They are captured mid-stride on an orange running track, symbolizing competition and teamwork. Together, they hold an Olympic torch high in the air, an iconic emblem of the Games, highlighting their role as torchbearers. The green backdrop behind the track provides a vivid contrast that enhances the energy of the scene and emphasizes the dynamic moment.

In the top-left corner of the stamp, the word “GRENADA” appears in bold black letters, indicating the issuing country. To the right, the stamp’s value is marked as “2c,” representing two cents. The official Olympic symbol, with its interconnected rings, is displayed alongside a spiral logo associated with the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games, positioned to the right of the torch. Below the illustration, the phrase “CARRYING THE TORCH” succinctly captures the theme of the image. Overall, the stamp offers a nostalgic yet festive tribute to the Olympic movement, blending sports and entertainment through the charm of beloved animated characters.

Surrounding the stamp is a white frame with perforated edges, mimicking the appearance of a real postage stamp for authenticity. Beneath the stamp, the serial edition number “00000/12000” indicates that this card is part of a limited print run of 12,000, emphasizing its collectible value. On the lower right side, the issuance date “09/14/95” is printed, placing this card’s release several months before the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta. At the bottom, the logo and name “ACMI” appear in red and orange hues, representing the issuer or associated entity, styled with speed lines to evoke motion and forward momentum.

The back of the card features a simple, white layout focused on functionality rather than design. It includes a magnetic strip along the top edge, a standard feature enabling the card’s use for telecommunications. Below the strip, there are several lines of text and an area for instructions or terms of use, typically providing information on activation, value, and validity. The text is printed in neat, legible black ink, offering essential details such as the card’s value, the issuing service provider, and a toll-free customer service number or website. A warning about expiration or potential loss may also be included, as is common with phone cards. The back complements the front’s vibrant artwork by providing the practical information necessary for use, seamlessly merging collectible appeal with everyday utility.

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