Description:

This collectible phone card features a design centered around agricultural themes, prominently displaying an image of corn crops. The card is branded with the name "Strategic Telecom Sys." and includes clear text indicating "athena 20u," which likely refers to the card's unit value. It belongs to the Regional Collector Series and specifies "Lincoln Nebraska 1997," identifying its regional and temporal context. The design combines vivid imagery of cornfields with clean, modern typography, highlighting the importance of corn as a crop in the Lincoln, Nebraska area.

The card’s branding includes the name "WorldCom" printed on the surface, placing it within the telecommunications sector and linking it to the WorldCom company. The card’s layout emphasizes a professional presentation with a functional yet visually appealing image of crops that aligns with the regional theme. The card title and value are clearly shown, making it identifiable for collectors familiar with regional series cards issued in the 1990s.

Overall, this card serves as both a functional telecommunications item from 1997 and a collectible piece that celebrates the agricultural identity of Lincoln, Nebraska. The focus on corn as a key agricultural product is visually reinforced in the design, making it a distinctive example of a regional phone card produced by Strategic Telecom Sys.

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