Description:

This collectible phone card features a charming illustration of a residential or office building entrance, beautifully framed by lush greenery and vibrant flowerbeds. The perspective is slightly angled, guiding the viewer’s eye toward the glass double doors and the small overhang above them. Surrounding the building are well-manicured bushes, blooming flowers in shades of pink, red, and orange, and a variety of trees, creating an inviting and tranquil scene. The artwork employs a carefully rendered watercolor style, lending the scene a soft yet detailed appearance. A person near the entrance adds a sense of life and scale, suggesting this is a welcoming place frequently visited.

At the bottom of the card, several sponsor logos and names are prominently displayed. "Money Card Collector" stands out as one of the boldest labels, indicating that this is a collectible phone card rather than a standard calling card. Other names include "The Sidney Daily News," which lends local newspaper credibility and connection. "Linn’s Stamp News" and "Scott" hint at associations with philately and numismatics, appealing to collectors beyond phone card enthusiasts. Additionally, "Coin World" and "Cars & Parts" suggest a diverse range of interests, merging passions for coins, automobiles, and collectibles under one platform.

The card clearly identifies itself as part of the "Coin World Car & Parts" series, linking to the illustrated scene of a building likely related to automotive or parts-related businesses or services. The inclusion of "Scott" references a trusted cataloging name in collectibles, especially stamps and cards. Overall, the design is clean and functional, emphasizing the sponsors and the scene itself—perhaps celebrating an event, location, or partnership connected to cars and collectibles. The card functions both as a practical calling card and a small piece of collectible art.

On the reverse side, the layout resembles that of phone cards from the 1990s or early 2000s. It includes space for a phone number and instructions for use. The design continues the theme of the partnership or series, featuring logos and sponsor information. Fine print provides legal details and usage terms, while a magnetic or scratch-off strip—depending on the technology—is visible. The back emphasizes utility over imagery but remains consistent with the "Money Card Collector" branding and associated sponsors, maintaining its collectible identity. Designed for repeated use or collection, it bridges the functionality of a phone card with the appeal of a niche collectible.

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.