Description:

This collectible bank card features the branding of Bank of the Southwest from Dodge City. At the center of the card is a prominent image of a Longhorn steer with large curved horns, positioned against a background with subtle graphic patterns. To the left of the steer, the card displays the text “BANK OF THE SOUTHWEST” where “SOUTHWEST” is emphasized with a bold font and an orange stylized sunburst graphic behind the word. Below the text is the phrase “MEMBER FDIC” in smaller letters.

In the upper right corner, the denomination of the card is clearly marked as $10 in brownish-gold font. The top left corner also includes vertical text reading “DODGE CITY” inside a decorative border resembling a street sign. On the lower right side, there is a stylized logo for “LIBERTEX” along with the phrase “THE PREPAID CALLING CARD” in capital letters.

This card combines imagery and text related to financial institutions, specifically the Bank of the Southwest, and highlights elements connected to the region and cattle through the Longhorn steer symbol. The overall design emphasizes the corporate identity of the bank with clear branding and a monetary value printed on the front.

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.