Description:

This collectible chip card is a white test card used for smart card technology featuring the F1024 SC-6 Schlumberger chip. The card displays the branding "U.S. West Commun." prominently on the front. It is identified as a stored value (SVC) chip card branded with "US West," indicating its use related to U.S. West Communications. The card’s design is minimalistic with a clean white background, emphasizing its function as a test or service card rather than for commercial transactions.

The chip embedded within the card is a Schlumberger F1024 SC-6 type, a detail printed clearly near the chip area. Text on the card indicates it is intended for technical or systems testing with smart card readers or telecommunications equipment. The phrase "smart card 220u White Test Card" specifies the card’s physical and technological characteristics, highlighting its role in interface testing or system validation processes for U.S. West Communications.

Overall, this card serves a functional purpose within telecommunication systems, specifically under the U.S. West Communications brand. It is a collectible item due to its association with early smart card technology and stored value service cards used in telecommunications infrastructure. The card’s straightforward design and technical details make it a precise example of a chip test card used during the development or maintenance phases of smart card applications.

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