Description:

This collectible phone card features a detailed and colorful design centered around the theme of telecommunications. The main image showcases the face of an old-fashioned rotary dial telephone along with a modern numeric keypad, representing the evolution of telephone technology. The card includes the text "Telecom Opportunities 97" and "September 1997," indicating its connection to a promotional event or campaign held that year. The phrase "Inventing the Future of Telecom" is also prominently displayed, highlighting the focus on innovation within the telecommunications industry.

The card specifically references "World New York '97," pinpointing the World Telecommunication event held in New York City in 1997. It features the name Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of the telephone, tying the historical significance of his work to advances in telecom technology. The branding "Worldwide Digital" and "ITC" appear on the card, suggesting the involvement of companies specializing in digital telecommunications and Integrated Telecommunication Card services.

Additional design elements include a blue and purple color gradient background with smooth, curved shapes that create a modern and dynamic feel. The card’s denomination is 5m, indicating its use value in telephone units. This phone card captures both the heritage and forward-looking aspects of the telecom industry in a collectible format, released as a promotional piece at a major international telecommunications event.

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