Description:

This collectible card features a high-quality photographic image of the Mayan Temple located in the ancient city of Chichen Itza, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico. The temple, known as El Castillo or the Temple of Kukulcán, stands prominently in the center under a bright blue sky. The pyramid exhibits the classic stepped design with a staircase running up the middle of the structure. Surrounding the temple are a few leafy tree branches framing the scene, adding depth and natural color contrast to the stone architecture.

The card is titled “Mayan Temple” at the top in bold, orange and yellow gradient lettering with a black outline, making the name stand out clearly against the sky. Below the image, the card identifies the location as “CHICHEN ITZA MEXICO” also in bold letters. A small white rectangular box to the left below the image contains the text “50 UNITS” in green, possibly indicating value or usage. The overall layout employs a clean border design with a dark edge that enhances the focus on the temple image.

Additional text along the bottom edge includes the term “ICI” in green letters on the left side, which stands for International Card Identification, identifying it as an official collectible phone card. The card was produced by AmeriVox, a company noted for creating phone cards, as indicated in the keywords. It is associated with Greensboro, North Carolina, and Screen Printed Garments for All Occasions, reflecting the printer or promotional partner rather than the card’s primary function. The card’s emphasis on the Mayan Temple and its official labeling make it a collectible item representing Mexican cultural heritage.

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