Description:

This collectible phone card features a patriotic theme richly infused with American symbolism and numismatic heritage. The design showcases a deep purple background that sharply contrasts with the white and red accents throughout. Prominently positioned at the top left is the logo of the American Numismatic Association (ANA), which includes an eagle perched above the acronym "ANA" and the full name, "American Numismatic Association," beneath. This emphasizes the card’s connection to coin collecting and American history.

Centered on the card is a striking, photorealistic image of a bald eagle—the national bird and symbol of the United States—facing to the right. Behind the eagle, the American flag waves gently, evoking pride and patriotism. Flanking this central image are two circular reproductions of 19th-century coins. On the left, a gold coin from 1870 features the Liberty Head design, with a classical profile of Lady Liberty surrounded by stars—a hallmark of classic U.S. coinage. On the right, a coin displays the Great Seal of the United States, depicting the heraldic eagle clutching arrows and an olive branch, symbolizing war and peace. The coin also bears the inscription "United States of America" and the denomination "2 1/2 D," referencing a historic gold quarter eagle coin.

In the bottom left corner, the phrase "Collector Series" highlights this card as part of a collectible set, emphasizing its value beyond mere phone service. In the bottom right corner, the "AmeriVox" logo appears alongside a small American flag and a silhouette of a bald eagle. The tagline “America’s Voice in Calling” reinforces the brand’s patriotic identity and complements the overall theme. The card’s prepaid value, "$2.50 USA," is prominently displayed in bold red and white typography at the top right, clearly indicating its calling credit.

The reverse side of the card maintains a functional yet clean design consistent with the front. It features a standard numeric keypad etched into the surface, along with instructions for activating and using the prepaid phone card. The background is a muted white or off-white, with accented text providing usage guidelines. Also included are numbers, a magnetic strip for validation, and typical terms of use—elements common to prepaid cards from the era before widespread mobile phones. This practical design balances the elaborate, symbolic imagery of the front with straightforward information, making the card both a collectible keepsake and a useful communication tool.

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.