Description:

This collectible phone card features a striking image of a humpback whale breaching from crystal-clear blue waters, part of the "Endangered Species Series." The whale is depicted mid-air, its massive body glistening against a backdrop of a forested shoreline and a mountain range beneath a clear, partly cloudy sky. Vivid colors capture the powerful yet graceful movement of this majestic creature. On the left side of the card, a vertical red banner displays white text reading "ENDANGERED SPECIES SERIES," while the main title, "HUMPBACK WHALE," appears in bold yellow letters underneath, emphasizing the theme and the featured species.

In the upper center-right portion of the card, the American flag is prominently displayed, signifying the card's country of origin. Below the flag, the issuance date is printed in gold text as "ISSUED 01/15/94," alongside an edition number, "0/2800," indicating this card’s limited print run—a detail that appeals to collectors. The typography is clean and sharp, complementing the overall design without detracting from the visual focus on the whale.

The bottom right corner clearly indicates the card's value as "$7," in bold yellow font, making it practical for use as a calling card. Adjacent to this, the word "TELEGARD" is oriented vertically in the same yellow font, likely referencing the telecom service or system associated with the card. The lower portion features the logo and name of the telecommunications company—Advantage Communications, Inc., abbreviated as "ACI." Their branding includes horizontal golden lines that suggest movement and modernity, paired with the company's trademark in elegant red text, balanced by a modest "D" emblem, which may indicate the card's series or type within the provider’s offerings.

On the back side, the design shifts to a more functional layout with a dark blue background. This side contains a densely packed area of text and numerical information essential for telephonic use. At the top center, "TELEGARD" is printed again in bold white letters, reinforcing the service brand. Below, instructive text explains how to use the card to access telephone services, including dialing instructions and codes, ensuring clarity for practical use. A toll-free customer service number is also provided to assist users. The magnetic strip on the right is visible, a standard feature for swiping or inserting the card into payphones or telecom devices. Overall, the back prioritizes function and legibility over decorative elements, perfectly complementing the collectible and thematic front design.

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