Description:

This collectible prepaid phone card from Pacific Bell features a vibrant watercolor-style painting of a Mexican market scene on Olvera Street, located in Los Angeles, California. The artwork includes colorful floral arrangements, various types of cactus plants in decorative vases, and other botanicals that evoke the atmosphere of traditional Mexican marketplaces. The scene emphasizes elements of art with its detailed flowers and plants, blending nature and shopping in a lively cultural setting.

The card has Spanish text and prominently displays “tarjeta prepagada” indicating its use as a prepaid card. A distinctive old-fashioned street lamp from Olvera Street appears on the left, contributing to the historic and local charm of this Los Angeles National Monument. The value of the card is noted as $10, and it includes a scratch-off section. The card’s expiration date is July 12, 1996.

This phone card is part of a series representing Mexican Market Places and Los Angeles National Monuments, focusing on cultural and artistic themes rooted in California’s heritage. The design highlights the blend of art—paintings and watercolors—with everyday scenes of shopping and local flora, making it a collectible item that celebrates both artistic expression and regional identity.

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