Description:

This collectible phone card features a captivating aerial photograph of Liberty Island in New York Harbor, home to the iconic Statue of Liberty. The image is captured from a vantage point that highlights not only the statue itself but also the island’s layout and surrounding waters. The Statue of Liberty stands tall and proud at the center of the scene, her arm raised high, holding the torch—a symbol of freedom and enlightenment. The island is depicted in rich detail, with visible pathways, buildings, and greenery, providing a sense of scale and context around this renowned monument.

Despite its small size, the image renders the Statue of Liberty with remarkable clarity and detail. Her crown, with its seven spikes representing the seven continents and seas, is easily recognizable, as is the raised torch that casts her as a beacon of hope. The pedestal supporting the statue is clearly visible, along with sections of the nearby Statue of Liberty Museum complex. The overall composition conveys a sense of grandeur and patriotic pride, themes closely associated with this emblem of American freedom and democracy.

The darker blue waters surrounding the island create a striking contrast with the lighter stone and lush green patches of the island. This contrast draws the viewer’s eye directly to the statue, making her the focal point of the image. The lighting suggests the photograph was taken during daylight hours under clear skies, enhancing the scene’s clarity and vibrancy. This setting elevates the card’s collectible appeal, transforming it from a simple calling card into a miniature tribute to one of the world’s most recognizable landmarks.

Imprinted on the bottom right of the image is the text "SAMPLE WTG Calling Card," indicating that this is a promotional or sample item. The font is clean and unobtrusive, allowing the striking imagery to dominate the card’s visual space. Historically, such cards likely held monetary value for telecommunications use, typical of telephone calling cards before the widespread adoption of mobile plans. This combination of practical utility and cultural significance positions the card as both a functional item and a small piece of Americana collectible memorabilia.

The reverse side of the card continues its practical focus, featuring a metallic silver surface with an embedded magnetic strip near the top edge, essential for its operation as a phone card. This strip stores the card’s value and calling information. Below the magnetic strip, printed details include the serial number and instructions for activation and use. The text emphasizes functionality, prioritizing clarity and durability over decorative elements. Overall, the design balances straightforward utility with a subtle nod to the scenic front image, making it both a practical tool and a collectible keepsake.

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.