Description:

This collectible phone card features an aerial view of the city of Sarajevo, Bosnia. The card prominently displays the word "Sarajevo" in white text near the upper-right corner, with the numeric denomination "400" and "IMPULSA" positioned on the upper-left side. The photograph showcases a detailed city skyline with a mix of historic and modern architecture, including notable mid-rise buildings and a dense cluster of trees in the foreground. The streets and urban layout are visible, with a large, ornate building centrally positioned, reflecting Sarajevo’s architectural heritage.

The lower-left corner has a set of four colorful triangular shapes in white, yellow, orange, and red, arranged side-by-side, immediately above the yellow text "TELEFONSKA KARTICA," which identifies the card type in the local language. A gold smart chip is embedded near the left-center area of the card, characteristic of stored value phone cards. The overall color scheme of the card reflects natural daylight under a clear sky, emphasizing a broad, panoramic view of the city.

This card is associated with PTT BIH (Bosnia and Herzegovina's postal and telecommunications service), evident from the design and context, and confirms it as a stored value phone card used in Bosnia. The image captures the urban expanse of Sarajevo from an elevated perspective, emphasizing the city's architectural diversity and contemporary urban landscape.

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