Description:

This collectible phone card features the design of a world globe with a dialing finger motif prominently displayed on the right side against a blue background. The AT&T logo is visible in the upper right corner, indicating the issuing company. Under the globe image, the card includes the text "Abilene Reporter News," referring to a newspaper based in Abilene, Texas. The card's theme appears to center on business, promotion, and communication, emphasizing the connection between global reach and local news.

The background is primarily a gradient of blues, transitioning from a lighter shade near the globe to a deeper blue toward the edges. The phone card also displays the word "SPECIMEN" in bold, dark letters diagonally across the card, marking it as a sample or promotional item rather than one for public use. The composition of the card balances corporate branding with a visual representation of global communication, linking the Abilene Reporter News with AT&T’s telecommunications network.

No numerical value or additional identifying numbers are present on the card’s front, keeping the visual layout clean and focused on the thematic elements—worldwide communication, business promotion, and media news. The card's design is straightforward, incorporating clear textual elements and simple graphics without embellishments or additional logos.

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.