Description:

This collectible prepaid card features vibrant watercolor art depicting a marketplace scene from Olvera Street, an iconic location in Los Angeles, California. The image includes colorful vases filled with various flowers and cactus plants, surrounded by other floral arrangements. The watercolor style captures the lively and festive atmosphere of this historic Mexican market place, emphasizing rich hues of red, green, yellow, and blue throughout the compositions of flowers and pottery.

The card is issued by Pacific Bell and includes Spanish-language text. In the upper right corner, the denomination is marked as $5. The artwork highlights cultural elements linked to Olvera Street’s shopping environment, integrating designs of blooming plants and rustic pottery that reflect traditional Mexican artistry. An old-fashioned street lamp labeled “olvera street lamp” is visible, highlighting the historic charm of this well-known Los Angeles national monument.

The card also features a scratch-off panel for activation and an expiration date printed as 07-12-96. It uses the term "tarjeta prepagada," confirming its status as a prepaid card. The presence of the name “Pacific Bell” connects it to telecommunications in California. This collectible card serves both as a miniature work of art and a functional prepaid phone card linked to the cultural heritage of Los Angeles’s Mexican market places.

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