Description:

This collectible phone card features a detailed colored illustration of Ellis Island, a famous historical landmark in New York City, known for its role as an immigration inspection station. The depiction centers on the main building of Ellis Island, showcasing its distinctive architecture with three prominent sections and multiple windows. The building includes green domes on the rooftops and a small covered entrance.

In the foreground, there are several pieces of luggage and packages, including trunks and crates labeled with destinations such as “ITALY” and “FRANCE,” emphasizing the theme of immigration and travel. The bottom right corner is marked with red text reading “ELLIS ISLAND SERIES 1.” The top portion of the card displays an American flag design with stars and stripes, extending across the width of the card.

This New York Telephone Change Card has a face value of $5.25, clearly printed in the top right corner. The card includes a vertical scale measuring from $5.25 down to zero along the top middle area, just below the magnetic strip slot. The text “New York Telephone Change Card™” appears on the right side, and the card is branded with “$5.25 COIN REPLACEMENT CARD” at the top. The overall design emphasizes American history, immigration, and the iconic imagery of New York's Ellis Island.

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