Description:

This collectible Liberty prepaid calling card features a color photograph of three Newari girls standing together in a street setting within Kathmandu, Nepal. The girls are dressed in traditional and contemporary clothing, with one girl wearing a patterned skirt and sweater, the middle girl in a white garment, and the third girl dressed in a light-colored dress with a distinctive pink bow on her sleeve. They are positioned in front of architectural elements typical of Kathmandu’s urban landscape, with a temple or heritage structure visible in the background. The word “KATHMANDU” appears prominently at the top in gold lettering.

In the lower right corner, there is a detailed inset image of a $9 currency note from Nepal featuring a portrait of King Mahendra wearing a military-style hat and glasses. The note includes text in Nepali script and additional intricate design elements. The Liberty logo along with the text “THE PREPAID CALLING CARD” is displayed in the lower left corner in black and gold.

This card is identified with keywords including Sightseeing, travel, East Indian, Nepal, Kathmandu, currency, money, and Three Newari Girls: Inhabitants of Kathmandu Valley SPECIMEN - Quest Group Internatl. The overall design connects cultural heritage and local identity with the prepaid calling card format.

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.