Description:

This collectible phone card prominently features the legendary Elvis Aaron Presley, widely celebrated as the "King of Rock and Roll." The front showcases a vibrant color portrait of Elvis, capturing him smiling warmly with his signature slicked-back dark hair, styled to reflect his iconic mid-20th-century image. His skin tone appears smooth, set against a simple gradient blue background that highlights his figure. Elvis is dressed in a black jacket or shirt, creating a striking contrast with the bright background. The image exudes the timeless charisma and charm that made Presley a cultural icon.

To the right of Elvis’s portrait, the card is designed to resemble an identification badge, labeled “Security Identification.” This section includes detailed personal information, such as his full name, “Elvis Aaron Presley,” and a fictional address, “3764 Elvis Presley Blvd., Memphis, Tenn. 38116.” This address pays homage to Presley’s Memphis roots, a central location in his life and career. The card also lists his physical stats: height of 6’1”, weight of 185 pounds, black hair, and blue eyes. These details lend an authentic feel to the collectible, making it resemble a genuine ID created for Elvis himself.

Below the physical description, there is a space labeled “Social Security #,” with the number “427-05-5273,” alongside his date of birth, “8 January 1935.” While likely not real sensitive information, this detail enhances the card’s role-playing and novelty appeal. In the lower-left corner, Elvis’s signature is replicated in elegant cursive, mimicking his actual autograph and adding a layer of collectability and prestige. The upper portion displays the card’s value: "$10," accompanied by the AmeriVox logo, a recognizable telecommunications brand, emphasizing that this object functions as a phone card—useful for calls or as a collectible keepsake.

On the reverse side, the design is practical and informational. It features a black background with rows of white numbers in a consistent font, likely representing the serial or activation codes used for pre-paid phone services. Small, clear text provides instructions and terms for use, detailing how to operate the card with a payphone or similar device. This section is focused on functionality rather than display, with the possibility of a magnetic strip or embedded chip for telecommunication purposes. Overall, the back confirms that this card is not just a keepsake but a practical item designed to serve a purpose while celebrating one of music’s most legendary figures.

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