Description:

This collectible phone card commemorates the Kuomintang 100th Anniversary. The card features a detailed map of East Asia, focusing on parts of the People's Republic of China, Taiwan (also labeled as Formosa), the Taiwan Strait, and the China Sea. Prominent cities marked on the map include Kaohsiung, Zhanghua, Xiamen, and several others within this geographic region. The map is printed with notable orange and green terrain features, giving a clear depiction of the area’s physical geography.

The card's central visual elements include two coins. One gold-colored coin bears the profile of Sun Yat-sen, known as the "Father of the Kuomintang," along with Chinese inscriptions and the years "1894–1994" denoting the centennial. The coin also features an image of the Presidential Palace of the ROC (Republic of China). Adjacent to this is a silver-colored coin marked with "UGANDA 1994," "1000 SHILLINGS," and “1 OZ FINE SILVER,” indicating it is a silver coin from Uganda with a value of 1000 shillings.

Text on the card includes both Chinese characters and English. The top of the card prominently displays the phrase "Kuomintang 100th Anniversary" in red letters, along with the corresponding Chinese text in blue above it. Below the coins, "US $5" is printed in red, indicating the card's value. Additional Chinese text is printed below the monetary value, corresponding with the anniversary dates 1894 to 1994.

This phone card is one of a set of five issued to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Taiwan/Formosa and the Kuomintang. It honors important politicians and political leaders associated with this historical milestone. The card is issued by USACard Corporation.

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