Description:

This collectible phone card features a vibrant, eye-catching design centered around Ziggy Marley, the renowned reggae musician and son of the legendary Bob Marley. The card prominently displays the "High Times" magazine logo in large, bold yellow letters across the top third. Just above the logo, the headline "Return to Ganja Mountain" references a thematic article or feature. The background is a deep blue with subtle water-like patterns, creating a cool, relaxed vibe that complements the reggae theme. Ziggy Marley is depicted in a close-up shot, exuding a calm and confident presence. His dark complexion and long dreadlocks are unmistakable, and he wears a vibrant, striped shirt that adds personality and color to the image.

On the left side of the card, text promotes magazine articles such as "Ziggy! Herb 'N' Music with the Marley Clan by Steve Bloom" and "Who Killed Peter Tosh? by Eric Williams." These features highlight reggae music and culture, adding depth and context to the collectible's theme. Ziggy’s thoughtful, almost meditative pose—gazing directly at the viewer with one hand partially raised near his chin—enhances his charismatic presence. The lighting creates shadows across his face, emphasizing his expressive eyes and strong features. The overall composition is designed to appeal to reggae fans and memorabilia collectors alike.

At the bottom of the card, Ziggy Marley’s name is printed in a clear white font on a black background, making it stand out against the colorful upper section. Below his name, the words "HIGH TIMES INTERNATIONAL CALLING CARD" are displayed in a mix of fonts and colors—yellow, turquoise, and green—symbolizing the diversity and dynamic nature of both the magazine and the calling card service. A pink oval sticker on the right indicates the card’s value: "$10.00" along with "20 Units," informing users of its calling capacity. This detail emphasizes its function as a prepaid phone card linked to its collectible appeal.

On the reverse side, the card features a typical prepaid phone card design with a matte finish. A silver metallic scratch-off panel covers the PIN or access code needed for international calls. The rest of the back includes small, clear print with usage instructions, call rates, validity information, and customer service contacts. The design is straightforward and functional, prioritizing user convenience. Without bold graphics or images, this side emphasizes practicality. Overall, the card combines a culturally rich, collectible image with the utility of a prepaid phone card—a unique blend that appeals to collectors and reggae enthusiasts alike.

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