Description:

This set of six South Korean telephone cards features diverse imagery reflecting nature and traditional culture. One card displays a pair of small birds with distinct yellow eye rings, standing and resting among stones and grass. Another card shows a bird feeding its chicks in a detailed nest filled with natural materials, set against a blurred green background. A card portraying a praying mantis perched on a purple-tipped pink thistle flower highlights the insect's detailed form and the plant's texture.

The collection also includes a card depicting three children in traditional Korean hanbok dresses playing a hopscotch game with a small dog nearby, set in a rustic courtyard with a traditional-style building in the background. Two additional cards focus on flora: one card shows elegant purple iris flowers with a green foliage background, and another card features bright yellow tulips prominently standing against a vibrant field of red flowers.

Each card has Korean text including the words "TELEPHONE CARD" in English, with additional Korean writing describing the subjects. The photographic images emphasize vivid color and clarity, capturing both wildlife and cultural elements from South Korea. These collectible telephone cards are used items from Korea Telecom with magnetic stripes and stored value functionality.

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.