Description:

This collectible phone card from Jamaica features a striking image of a white hibiscus flower depicted in full bloom with delicate, prominent petals and a central stamen. The flower’s detailed presentation captures its natural beauty with subtle shades of white and touches of cream, enhancing the texture of the petals. The background of the card is softly blurred, focusing attention on the white hibiscus and emphasizing its contrast against the deeper hues behind it.

The card is marked with the denomination "J$50," indicating its value in Jamaican dollars. Text on the card includes "Jamaica" and "West Indies," clearly identifying the country of issue and its region. Additional text reads “December 1993,” specifying the release date of this collectible item. The card also features the identifier "16JAMD" alongside the name "eyer1909," which may reference the series or photographer involved in the card’s creation. The overall design is clean and focused, highlighting the white hibiscus as the central theme.

As a mint collectible phone card, this item holds significance for collectors interested in Jamaican flora and regional issuing phone cards from the early 1990s. The combination of its floral subject matter and detailed printing make it a notable example of Jamaican collectible phone cards from that period.

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