Description:

This collectible phone card from 1992 features iconic American themes centered around the Statue of Liberty and the Democratic National Convention (DNC). The front design prominently displays the head of the Statue of Liberty, a symbol of freedom and one of the United States’ most recognizable landmarks located in New York Harbor. The card’s imagery highlights American nationalism and political history, associating it with significant political events such as the Democratic Convention and election campaigns.

The card also includes text referencing NYNEX and WorldCom, telecommunications companies involved in the issuance of the card. The denomination is $5.25, and it is marked as an Issue related to the 1992 Democratic Convention. Additional textual elements on the card mention "Landis & Gyr," a company historically known for metering and related technology, indicating involvement in the card’s production or technology. The card belongs to a series called American Icons that focuses on national monuments and American presidents, emphasizing Americana and political themes.

Overall, this phone card combines symbols of American political heritage with telecommunications branding, presenting a collectible item that appeals to those interested in American politics, national symbols, and historic political events. It is a part of a numbered series and carries strong connections to the 1992 Democratic National Convention held in New York.

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