Description:

This collectible phone card prominently features a striking image of the B-2 Stealth Bomber, a highly classified and technologically advanced aircraft used by the United States Air Force. The photograph captures the sleek, curved lines of the bomber’s fuselage, highlighting its distinctive flying wing design, which is essential to its stealth capabilities. Soft lighting reflects off the smooth surface, casting a subtle glow near the cockpit window and giving the aircraft an almost otherworldly appearance. The dark, matte finish of the B-2’s exterior contrasts sharply with the light background, making the plane the undeniable focal point of the card.

Running along the top edge is a bold orange band bearing the header "AMERICA'S TOP SECRET AIRCRAFT," immediately conveying the prestige and secrecy associated with the plane. Beneath this red banner, on the left side, a blue box displays additional details in clear white lettering: "B-2 STEALTH BOMBER." This designation informs viewers of the aircraft’s model and its primary stealth features. To the right, in the opposite corner, the card’s value is indicated as "10 UNITS," signifying its function as a phone card while preserving its collectible appeal.

The bottom section of the card is bordered by a narrow orange line above a solid blue band, where the words "AMERICAN NATIONAL PHONE CARD™" appear in capitalized white letters. The typography is clean and modern, emphasizing the brand without detracting from the central image of the aircraft. The overall color scheme—red, white, blue, and black—evokes a patriotic theme that complements the military subject matter and reflects pride in American technological innovation. The design strikes a balance between informative text and visual impact, making the phone card both practical and visually engaging.

On the reverse side, the layout is primarily functional, emphasizing its use rather than its collectible status. The surface is filled with small, printed details and instructions necessary for phone card users. Typically, this includes a series of numbers, a magnetic stripe or contact chip for access, and possibly a toll-free number or website for customer service and activation. The printed text also provides legal disclaimers, terms of use, and expiration information. The design here is utilitarian, prioritizing clarity and legibility over visual appeal. This contrast between the front and back highlights the dual purpose of the card as both a practical telecommunications tool and a coveted piece of memorabilia celebrating American military aviation.

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.