Description:

This collectible phone card features a front design that pays homage to American numismatic history. The central imagery showcases two prominent coin images against a rich, deep purple background. On the left, an antique coin's obverse displays the classic profile of a Native American princess, adorned with a feathered headdress. This iconic image is elegantly framed by the curved text "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," evoking a vintage and historical feel. To the right, the reverse side of the coin is depicted, highlighting the denomination "3 DOLLARS" and the year "1860," encircled by a laurel wreath—a traditional symbol of victory and honor.

In the upper left corner, the American Numismatic Association (ANA) logo is prominently featured. The emblem combines bold, stylized letters spelling "ANA" with a design that suggests eagle wings or feathers, emphasizing a connection to American heritage and currency. Adjacent to the logo, the words "Collector Series" indicate that this phone card is part of a special release aimed at collectors, highlighting its limited edition or commemorative significance. The card’s monetary value, $5, is displayed in the upper right corner in clear white text, indicating its prepaid usage value.

A key feature at the bottom right corner is the AmeriVox logo, accompanied by an outline of the United States decorated with the stars and stripes of the American flag. This element signifies the telecommunication company or service provider behind the card, linking its collectible appeal to its functional role as a calling card. The overall design seamlessly blends numismatic imagery with modern communication elements, serving both practical and aesthetic purposes. The color palette, dominated by purple with accents of white and gold, imparts an air of prestige and exclusivity.

The reverse side of the card is more utilitarian, containing essential information for use and activation. Its design is simple, featuring a white background with black text that provides clear instructions. A magnetic strip at the top enables reading by payphones or card readers. Below the strip, detailed usage instructions, along with the relevant telephone number or access code, guide users on how to make calls. Regulatory information, along with a barcode or serial number for tracking, is located toward the bottom. The contrast between the ornate front and the straightforward back underscores the dual purpose of this item: a collectible artifact celebrating American coinage and a practical phone card for everyday communication.

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.