Description:

This collectible smart card commemorates Punxsutawney Phil and the Groundhog Fair of 1997. Issued by U.S. West Communications, the card features an artistic design celebrating the holiday of February 2, also known as Groundhog Day. The card holds a stored value of $5 and functions as a stored memory, service stored value card incorporating G&D chip technology.

The front of the card prominently displays an image or representation related to Punxsutawney Phil, the famous groundhog known for predicting the arrival of spring on February 2. The card's artwork and printing are integrated directly onto the card surface, not a sticker, highlighting its collectible and service use nature. The card includes textual elements identifying its association with the Groundhog Fair and the specific year 1997, along with references to the U.S. West Communications network.

This card is a test card sample issued by U.S. West and is designed both for practical use in telecommunications services and as a collectible item reflecting a significant cultural event centered on Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. The detailed printing and stored value features denote it as a multi-purpose chip card combining technological functionality with holiday-themed artistry.

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