Description:

This collectible phone card features the Potomac Bell Inc. branding prominently displayed along the left side. The main image shows a close-up of a vintage payphone, capturing the handset hanging off the hook and part of the phone’s keypad and coin slot. The payphone is colored in shades of brown and copper, reflecting an older telecommunications design. A yellow vertical banner on the left reads "potomac bell inc" in lowercase letters, clearly identifying the telecommunications company.

The card includes the denomination "5m" indicating five minutes of phone use, presented in a small white box with a dark background near the lower left corner. The top right corner displays the phrase "Free" in white text on a transparent background, which likely relates to the card’s usage or value. The bottom of the card carries the text "Telecommunications’ Best Payphone - Communications Design," emphasizing the theme of phone technology and quality communication.

The overall design showcases the telephone as a functional and iconic object in communications history, aligning with Potomac Bell Inc.’s reputation in the telecommunications industry. The colors and layout combine to highlight the theme of payphones and public telephony during the era when collectible phone cards were widely used.

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.