Description:

This collectible phone card from 1997 features a vibrant scene of five young people casually chatting and holding Coca-Cola bottles. The group appears cheerful and engaged, embodying a social, relaxed atmosphere. Prominently displayed Coca-Cola logos and Coke logos adorn the card, emphasizing the brand’s presence. The Coke bottles are classic glass bottles, reinforcing the nostalgic appeal of the advertisement.

The card includes branding for TekTel Marketing Inc., a company associated with phone card marketing during that period. The phrase "1997 phone home free" is clearly visible, indicating a promotional aspect tied to that year. Additional text includes "smiths 3m" and "Smith's 5 Young People Chatting & Holding Coke Bottles," linking the imagery with an advertising campaign. The overall design uses bright colors to highlight the refreshing nature of Coca-Cola while connecting it with youthful energy and social interaction.

The card combines collectible appeal with advertising by showcasing iconic Coca-Cola imagery and branding, framed by the casual setting of friends enjoying the beverage. The use of real Coca-Cola bottles and visible logos makes it a notable piece for collectors interested in Coca-Cola advertising and vintage phone cards from the late 1990s.

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.