Description:

This collectible Telecard chip card features a detailed depiction of the Statue of Liberty’s iconic torch against a dramatic sky backdrop. The color palette includes deep purples and blues, creating a striking contrast with the greenish-gold hue of the torch’s flame-bearing spire. Scattered across the sky are multiple silhouettes of classic rotary telephones, mostly black with one standout bright orange telephone centrally positioned, adding a distinctive pop of color to the design.

The card includes logos and text relevant to major telecommunications companies including at&t, WorldCom, SNET, MCI, Smartalk, and Teltrust. These names are associated with the phone card and emphasize its connection to telecommunication networks. The card also references the International Telecard Association (ITA) and commemorates the 1997 ITA Telecard Foundation Inaugural Dinner, linking it to a significant event in the telecard collecting community.

The theme emphasizes American icons and national monuments, highlighting the Statue of Liberty as a symbol of Americana and historical landmarks. The card was issued by Teltrust, Inc., a notable name in telecard production. Overall, this Telecard combines the imagery of an internationally recognized landmark with important industry branding and commemorative text, making it a valued collectible for enthusiasts of phone cards and American iconography.

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.