Description:

This collectible card features artwork related to The NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt, a well-known charity and memorial effort in Washington DC. The card design prominently includes images of quilt squares, hands, and eyes, symbolizing remembrance and awareness of the AIDS virus and related diseases. The card honors the work of Mark Thiessen, whose name is featured on the front, connecting this piece directly to the AIDS Memorial Quilt project.

At the center of the card’s layout, quilt patterns are clearly displayed, representing the individual memorials created as part of the charity's tribute to those affected by AIDS. The artwork emphasizes human connection through the depiction of hands and watchful eyes, reinforcing themes of care, memory, and solidarity. The text on the card identifies it as a prototype test issued by AmeriVox, suggesting its role in a fundraising initiative.

The card has a denomination marked as $5 and includes the words “Fundraiser,” tightly linking it to charitable donations and awareness campaigns. The overall design reflects respect for the cause and highlights the significance of The NAMES Project AIDS Quilt as a powerful symbol of community and support in the fight against the AIDS epidemic.

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