Description:

This collectible card features an image of the 1870 $2.50 Gold Piece coin, showcased in a metallic-look proof design. The coin is prominently displayed in the center, highlighting the classic American eagle emblem and inscriptions around the coin’s edge. The design emphasizes American symbolism with motifs such as the American eagle, a key emblem in U.S. numismatics. The card also includes text referencing the American Numismatic Association (ANA) and the ANA July 1994 Convention, linking the collectible to this notable numismatic event.

The card’s layout uses a dark background that contrasts with the gold coloring of the coin, enhancing its metallic effect and collectible appeal. The words “$2.50 Gold Piece (1870)” and “PROOF” are printed clearly, indicating the coin’s denomination, year, and condition type. Additional text states “ANA July, 1994 Convention,” situating the coin in the context of this convention focused on coin collecting and Americana.

This item relates strongly to themes of coin collecting, currency, and American heritage, featuring key American symbols such as the eagle and flag imagery associated with the United States. The card’s design aligns with collectibles centered on numismatics and American history, suitable for collectors interested in gold coins and historical currency. The presence of the AmeriVox name signifies the issuing entity tied to this collectible chip card.

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.