Description:

This collectible paper card prominently features an image of five George Washington quarters arranged around a telephone dialing pad. Each quarter displays the profile of George Washington as depicted on the United States quarter dollar coin. The quarters are positioned with varying angles to showcase the heads side of the coins clearly. Below and adjacent to the quarters is a detailed depiction of a telephone keypad, showing standard numeric keys from 1 to 9, including 0, arranged in a classic telephone layout.

The card includes printed text that reads "user card $5" indicating a monetary value associated with phone usage. In the upper left corner, the Western Union logo is displayed in its traditional font, reinforcing the card’s origin or affiliation with the Western Union company. The card’s overall design combines elements of currency and telephony, emphasizing its use related to telephone services with a focus on user payment or credit. The background is mostly plain, allowing the quarters, dialing pad, and text to stand out clearly.

This card is a collectible telephone card featuring both currency imagery and telephony symbols, indicative of a prepaid calling card valued at five dollars. It represents a fusion of American coinage motifs with practical phone card functionality, branded by Western Union.

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.