Description:

These six collectible chip cards are from Mexico TelMex and are stored value chip phone cards with a value of 20 Pesos each. They form a ceramic tiles set, featuring traditional Mexican Talavera-style art motifs, showcasing various colorful and intricate designs on each card.

The first card displays a classic blue and gold ornamental floral vase design with symmetrical patterns typical of Mexican Talavera pottery. The second card shows a crescent moon with a stylized human face in profile rendered in blue shades with small decorative floral elements. The third card portrays a brightly colored parrot or exotic bird with orange and green hues, set against a cream background adorned with additional decorative dots and floral elements.

The fourth card features a circular motif with a multicolored bird in flight, surrounded by smaller round floral embellishments. The fifth card is divided into nine miniature tiles, each with different designs, including animals like a lion, flowers, and other classic Talavera decorative elements predominantly in gold, green, and blue tones. The sixth card presents a blue and white design showing a seated animal, likely a cheetah or leopard, among floral and architectural blue motifs inspired by traditional Mexican Talavera ceramics.

The cards bear the “LADATEL $20” marking, confirming their value and origin as TelMex phone cards, and each includes a chip visible on the front. This carefully crafted set of six ceramic tile designs highlights the rich artistic heritage of Mexican Talavera tilework.

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.