Description:

This collectible telephone card commemorates the 36th Convention of the Texas Numismatic Association Inc., held April 29 through May 1, 1994, in Fort Worth, Texas. The card features a detailed reproduction of a historical Government of Texas $5 Treasury Note dated April 13, 1851, from Houston, Texas. The note image includes the denomination "5" displayed prominently in the corners and the text "The Government of Texas" along the top center. The left side of the note depicts a classical figure of a standing woman draped in cloth.

Prominently placed at the top, the text "TEXAS" appears in bold red, with additional information in smaller black print below referencing the convention and the commemorative nature of the $5 telephone card. The number "94" in large blue font marks the year 1994. The card also displays the Texas Numismatic Association Inc. logo, which includes a blue outline of the state of Texas framed by a circular orange border with the year "1960."

This card serves as a collectible item that connects numismatic history with telecommunications memorabilia, honoring Stephen F. Austin and the 1994 Texas Numismatic Convention. It is a $5 value telephone card issued specifically to mark this significant event in coin collecting and currency history in Texas.

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