Description:

This collectible phone card features a charming and nostalgic Christmas motif centered around a traditional depiction of Santa Claus. Santa is the focal point, occupying most of the front of the card with his warm, jolly expression. His face is rosy-cheeked and aged, framed by a full, white beard that cascades onto his red suit, which is trimmed with white fur. The suit appears slightly worn but rich in color, highlighting the vintage style of the artwork. Santa wears matching mittens and a red hat with white trim, evoking a cozy winter scene. In his gloved hands, he holds an old-fashioned black telephone receiver—an anachronistic detail that connects this holiday image to the phone card’s purpose.

Behind Santa, the background depicts a snow-covered winter landscape featuring a reindeer harnessed to a sleigh. The reindeer is positioned on the left side, its head turned slightly toward Santa, suggesting readiness for the Christmas Eve journey. Further in the distance, an angelic figure plays a trumpet, symbolizing joyful holiday announcements. The sky hints at snowy pine trees and a quaint cabin, which emits a warm glow from its windows, enhancing the peaceful holiday atmosphere. Above Santa, the phrase "Season’s Greetings" is written in stylized red lettering with a subtle shadow effect, giving it a festive prominence on the card.

At the bottom, festive holly leaves and red berries frame the scene, adding color and holiday cheer. Nestled among the holly, a small note or list peeks out from Santa’s pouch, hinting at his famous “naughty or nice” list or Christmas gift instructions. The card’s value, "$5," is printed in red in the lower right corner. The branding “USA Card” appears at the bottom left, indicating this is an American collectible that combines practical use with holiday decoration.

On the reverse side, the design shifts to a more utilitarian focus, primarily emphasizing the phone card’s functionality. The upper section contains detailed instructions or terms of use, printed in small, clear text to guide users on how to redeem their minutes or credits. The background remains neutral to ensure easy readability of the information. A magnetic strip or scratch-off area, typical of prepaid phone cards, is included to activate or secure the calling credits. Unlike the front, the back lacks vivid holiday imagery, instead emphasizing usage details, serial numbers, and customer service contact information—completing the collectible card’s dual role as both a festive keepsake and a practical 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.