Description:

This image features a set of six collectible TeleChip cards from Ronald McDonald House Hawaii, released in 1996. Each circular card displays unique cartoon artwork associated with the Ronald McDonald House Charities theme and prominently includes the branding "Mirins 65." The cards have different border colors: black, red, cream, green, purple, and yellow, each containing distinct visual elements and characters.

The black-bordered card shows a cartoon character in a hat and glasses holding what appears to be a McDonald’s-related item. The red-bordered card features a young girl or cartoon figure joyfully jumping over the word "Mirins 65." The cream-bordered card has an image of a scroll with a red ribbon wrapped around it, set against a palm tree background. The green-bordered card presents the Ronald McDonald House Hawaii building with a 1996 date under the structure, backed by a blue sky and a palm tree. The purple-bordered card depicts a large seal-like animal standing upright near a palm tree and waves. Finally, the yellow-bordered card shows a character in a red outfit and hat, holding a pineapple while standing next to a palm tree and the McDonald’s golden arches.

Each card is identified as a Proof TeleChip with no PIN numbers and includes text on the edge reading "Proof * 1996 * Ronald McDonald House Hawaii." This set reflects a collaboration between Telechip Inc., Ronald McDonald House Charities, McDonald’s Children’s Charities, and Cable & Wireless (C&W), highlighting their corporate logos and promotional artwork. These collectable telephone chip cards serve as memorabilia commemorating Ronald McDonald House Hawaii’s charitable efforts and the year 1996.

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.