Description:

This collectible telecard features two gold coins prominently on its front face, set against a gradient background transitioning from red at the top to blue at the bottom. On the left side is an image of an 1891 $2.50 gold coin, displaying the left-facing profile of Lady Liberty wearing a coronet. Surrounding this image are thirteen stars and the date "1891" is inscribed below the portrait. On the right side is a $20 gold coin known as the Walking Liberty, showing Lady Liberty striding forward with a sunburst behind her and the word "LIBERTY" arched above.

Centered between the two coins, the card text states the event details: "July 27-31, 1994," followed by "Detroit" and "103rd ANA!" This indicates the card was issued in connection with the 103rd convention of the American Numismatic Association held in Detroit in 1994. At the top left corner is the USA Card logo, and at the top right is the denomination "$2.50" along with the word "Complimentary." Beneath the coins and event information is the phrase "Inaugural Issue" highlighted in gold lettering.

This card serves both as a commemorative item linked to numismatics and as a complimentary collectible distributed at the 1994 ANA convention. The design emphasizes the historic gold coins and the key event details, making it a valuable piece for collectors interested in coinage and convention memorabilia.

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