Description:

This image showcases a collectible phone card, specifically a "105u Red Definitive" Telecard issued by RTT, the Belgian telecommunications company. The card features a bold, solid red background that immediately captures attention. Printed prominently in silver-gray ink, its design includes a numeric scale from 0 to 105 units at the top, serving as a visual indicator of the card's remaining value during use. The scale is clearly marked at intervals of 0, 25, 50, 75, 100, and 105 units, with the "105u" designation emphasizing the card’s total capacity. Its vintage aesthetic and functional design reflect its use in public telephones before the widespread adoption of mobile phones.

Centered on the card is the RTT Telecard logo, which combines a stylized, interconnected "R" and "T" that seamlessly form an arrow shape, symbolizing communication and connectivity. To the right of the logo, the words “Telecard RTT” are printed in a clean, modern sans-serif typeface, emphasizing clarity and corporate branding. In the upper left corner, a small house-shaped icon is present, possibly indicating residential or standard phone use. To the left of the card, a circled letter "A" is visible, likely serving as a classification or variant code to differentiate between types of Telecards.

The card number "4B2……" is faintly visible along the top and bottom edges, partially obscured by wear and its used condition. The designation "USED - F90N" indicates that this card has been activated and partially or fully spent, adding to its appeal as a collectible for telecommunications memorabilia enthusiasts. Additionally, the card bears markings such as “eyer2042,” which may reference batch or print information, and “Belgium,” clearly situating its geographic origin. These details assist collectors in authenticating and dating the Telecard, which was produced for use in Belgian telephone systems managed by RTT prior to the advent of digital billing.

Further notable elements include its engineering and manufacturing credits. The card bears the identifiers "l&g" and "Landis & Gyr," referencing the Swiss company renowned for electrical metering and telecommunication hardware. This association underscores the card’s technical quality and historical significance, as Landis & Gyr played a key role in producing telecommunication equipment during that era.

Since we have the world's largest inventory of USA phonecards for collectors, you will not necessarily receive the identical serial/batch/PIN number that we have scanned/pictured.