Description:

This collectible phone card features a captivating image of a humpback whale breaching the ocean's surface, showcasing the majesty of marine life. The whale’s large white underbelly and flippers stand out vividly against the deep blue waters and the dark silhouette of a distant, possibly mountainous coastline, under a partly cloudy sky. This scene captures the raw power and beauty of this endangered species in its natural habitat, inspiring awe and respect for oceanic wildlife. On the left side of the card, a bold red vertical stripe displays the words "ENDANGERED SPECIES SERIES" in white, with the species name "HUMPBACK WHALE" in yellow capital letters beneath it, emphasizing the conservation theme.

The right half of the card features a textured background resembling stone or weathered metal, giving it an aged, enduring appearance that complements its conservation message. Near the top right, a crisp image of the United States flag adds patriotic symbolism, possibly reflecting the card’s origin or target audience. Below the flag, the issue date "01/15/94" is printed in gold-yellow, alongside a fraction "0/5000," indicating this is a limited-edition piece from a small print run, enhancing its collectability.

At the bottom right, the card’s monetary value, "$3," is prominently displayed in gold-yellow, with the word "TELECARD" printed vertically beside it to denote its primary function. The issuing company, Advantage Communications, Inc. (ACI), has its logo near the bottom, featuring bold red and yellow stripes, with the full company name printed underneath to establish branding. A small box containing the letter "D" appears beside the logo, possibly indicating a series or batch code.

The backside of the card adopts a minimalistic yet functional design. Most of the space is occupied by a large, blank signature panel, ready for the user’s signature, highlighting its practical use as a telephone card. Above the panel, "COLLECTIBLE PHONE CARD" is printed in bold red capital letters, reaffirming its dual role as memorabilia and a telecommunications tool. On the left side, a stylized red and black logo of a humpback whale in mid-breach visually aligns with the front image, maintaining thematic consistency. The overall color scheme on the back is primarily white with red accents, ensuring clarity and ease of access to information—an essential feature for a telecard intended for public use.

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.