Description:

This collectible chip card commemorates the Singapore Taisei International Coin, Stamp & Phonecard Convention (STICC) held in February 1995. The card features a vibrant design incorporating multiple elements. At the center, a lion is depicted in gold against a dark background, symbolizing strength and Singapore’s national iconography. The denomination "$8" is clearly printed near the lion, indicating the card’s value.

The upper right corner shows the logos for “STICC” alongside text reading “Singapore Taisei Intl Coin Stamp & Phonecard Conv (02/95),” confirming the event and date of issuance. The word “AmeriVox” appears on the lower right, indicating the issuer or producer of the card. The layout includes bold, clean typography that blends well with the graphical elements.

Additional keywords point to connections with numismatics, currencies, and coin collecting, reinforcing the card’s collectible status linked to the numismatic community. The card celebrates the event in Singapore City and has cultural references including “elvis,” “jackie kennedy,” and “john kennedy,” hinting at thematic or collectible appeal tied to notable personalities, although these names are not visually represented on the card’s front.

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.