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This collectible phone card features a color photograph of Tara Cross-Battle, a prominent volleyball player, in action during the 1996 Olympic Games. She is wearing a red and white volleyball uniform and appears mid-play, focused on the game. The card highlights the USA Volleyball team and celebrates Tara Cross-Battle’s participation as an Olympian in the 1996 Atlanta Olympics.
The card incorporates themes connected to transportation and travel in Atlanta, Georgia, referencing the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA), which served as the spectator transportation system during the 1996 Olympics. The design includes official logos and text that emphasize MARTA’s role in providing transit services for Olympic attendees. The card also features the NationsBank Visa branding, linking it to the financial and transaction systems of the period, though this card remains categorized as a phone card.
Most prominently, the card includes the text “transit2 Monthly Transcard Olympian Tara Cross-Battle Volleyball Jan 96 USED - MARTA: Atlanta Transit,” connecting the themes of sport, local transportation, and the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta. The visual focus is professional volleyball participation combined with urban metropolitan transit, capturing a slice of Olympic history and public transportation in the city.
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