Description:

This collectible phone card features distinct modern art design elements centered around communication themes. The card displays stylized illustrations of people and telephones rendered in abstract, geometric shapes with a color palette dominated by blues, greens, yellows, and purples. A prominent figure is a woman using a payphone, dressed in blue, positioned on the right side of the card, representing the core function of the card – prepaid calling. Other figures include a group of people in purple silhouettes near the top center, suggesting social interaction or conversation.

The card includes clear textual elements: "NYNEX" is displayed in bold black letters in the upper right corner, indicating the telecommunications company that issued the card. Below this, the term "TELEfectiva" is prominently printed in a black box with white and teal accents, followed by "Prepaid Calling," specifying the card’s purpose. The denomination of "$5" is set in white on a black background in the lower left corner, identifying the card’s value.

The artistic style blends abstract and figurative components, with various shapes such as lamps, houses, and telephone imagery integrated subtly into the background. The design communicates the concept of modern urban life combined with telephonic connectivity through the mix of human figures, lighting, and architectural forms, making it a visually engaging collectible issued in 1995.

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.