Description:

This collectible phone card features a vivid design that highlights the beauty and significance of wildlife conservation. The front side showcases a striking image of a humpback whale breaching the ocean surface, its massive body partially out of the water amid splashes. This dynamic depiction, set against a backdrop of mountains and a cloudy sky, evokes the whale's natural habitat and underscores its wild, untamed nature. Rich, contrasting colors—deep blues of the water and sky, complemented by the black and white pattern on the whale—draw attention to the card’s environmental message.

Next to the whale image, a vertical red strip on the left side displays "ENDANGERED SPECIES SERIES" in white text, followed by the title "HUMPBACK WHALE" in bold yellow letters. This clearly indicates that the card is part of a themed collection focused on endangered animals, emphasizing the humpback whale’s vulnerable status. The upper middle section prominently features an American flag, symbolizing the United States and possibly indicating the country of issue or connecting the conservation message to an American audience.

The right half of the card contrasts the natural imagery with a textured background resembling weathered stone or concrete. Gold text on this side indicates the issue date, "01/15/94," and a unique serial number, "0/1500," highlighting its limited-edition, collectible nature. Below, the "ACI" logo, along with the full name "Advantage Communications, Inc.," identifies the manufacturer. The card’s value, "$20," is displayed vertically in bright yellow on the far right, emphasizing its dual role as a functional phone card and a collectible artifact.

The back side of the card continues its practical design, primarily gray with a faint marbled or speckled pattern. At the top, a section provides instructions or information on how to use the phone card, though the small text may be difficult to read in this image. Visible magnetic strips or authentication features ensure the card’s telecommunication functionality. The layout is utilitarian, prioritizing ease of use while incorporating branding elements such as logos or trademark markings. Together, these two sides blend collectible artistry with practical utility, making this card a meaningful artifact from the 1990s era of phone cards.

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.