Description:

This collectible phone card, featured in the first image, showcases a sleek, modern design dominated by the repeated use of the number "28" in various sizes and shades of gray against a solid black background. This color contrast emphasizes the card’s primary message: "up to 28 minutes of free phone time." The repeated "28" not only underscores the allotted talk time but also creates an almost hypnotic visual pattern that draws the viewer's attention and reinforces the card's main purpose. The bold, clear text is presented in a combination of white and gold fonts. The phrase "ANYWHERE TELECARD™" in gold is positioned at the top, suggesting the card’s global usability and connection to telecommunications technology.

Directly below, in white text, the main message states: “Up to 28 minutes of free phone time to talk to anyone, anywhere in the world,” clearly conveying the card’s practical benefit. Beneath this, the phrase "Compliments of FedEx Federal Express" indicates that this card was likely a promotional item distributed by FedEx. The FedEx logo, printed in white, maintains brand visibility while contributing to a clean, professional aesthetic. The minimalist design, combined with the stark contrast between the monochrome background and text, makes the card visually striking and reinforces FedEx’s reputation as a reliable global courier service.

The second image shows the back of the collectible phone card, which features a yellow magnetic strip running horizontally across the top third. This strip is typically used for encoding the card’s telecommunication credits, allowing it to be read by compatible payphones. Below the magnetic strip, there is a block of text providing instructions and information about the card’s use. It advises users to insert the card into the phone to receive call credit and to follow standard dialing procedures. This practical information ensures that even users unfamiliar with telephone cards can make calls quickly and efficiently. The text is printed in a small but legible white font against a black background, maintaining consistency with the front design.

Additionally, the back includes various logos and markings related to the telecommunications network and possibly the issuing authority. These icons and codes help phone systems verify the card’s authenticity and validity. The overall design of the back is functional and utilitarian, focused on clear communication of the card’s technical use while preserving brand integrity. While it lacks the promotional flair of the front, it provides all necessary operational details, making the card both a collectible item and a practical calling tool. Together, both sides reflect a blend of marketing, technology, and utility, capturing the early era of global telecommunication convenience.

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.