Description:

This collectible phone card features a detailed drawing of a Chinese dragon in black and gold tones, set against a bright light blue background. The dragon is depicted with a coiled, sinuous body, prominent claws, and flowing whiskers, embodying traditional Chinese symbolism of power and good fortune. At the top center, the card is titled "Pac • Rim Worldwide Calling Card" in bold red letters.

In the upper right corner, there is a globe icon integrated with a stylized keypad, accompanied by the text "By TeleWorld." The card’s value is displayed clearly as "$50" in red on the lower left side. Below the dragon, the wording "Utilizing the AT&T 800 Network" appears in matching red font, indicating the network service used.

This card is associated with international calling, specifically emphasizing the Pacific Rim region, and references AT&T's network infrastructure. The design includes Chinese symbols and dragons, signifying cultural elements related to China and the broader Pacific Rim area. This card is a specimen prototype from Teleworld International and holds collectible value among phone card enthusiasts.

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