Description:

This collectible phone card features a detailed color photograph of the ancient Mayan pyramidal temple known as Temple I, located in the archaeological site of Tikal in Guatemala. The stepped limestone structure rises prominently against a clear blue sky. In the foreground, green grass and foliage surround the base of the temple, while partial tree branches frame the upper right side of the image. The card displays the brand name "GTE" in white letters at the bottom center. Below the brand logo, the number "90" is shown in red, and the words "Telephone Card" appear in white text on a blue rectangular background. The card’s overall design emphasizes the cultural and historical significance of the Mayan civilization represented by the Tikal ruins.

The layout of the card includes a vertical blue bar on the left side containing the letters "FON" aligned from top to bottom in white font. Near the bottom right, the same blue color is used for a block where the red "90" numeral and "Telephone Card" text stand out. The card also carries the "GTE" logo, which is associated with telecommunications services. The image and design elements have a clean and organized look that highlights both the visual aspect of the Tikal temple and the phone card’s function.

No additional text or logos appear on the front side of the card beyond those mentioned. The card’s format and information confirm it as a collectible phone card issued by GTE, featuring an iconic example of Mayan architectural heritage at Tikal, a well-known location that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Guatemala.

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