Description:

This image depicts a set of three Australian Visa Cash Disposable Chip Cards, issued in December 1996, associated with the Gold Coast region. Each card in the set features the Visa Cash logo prominently in the top right corner. The cards are denominated in stored values of $50, $20, and $5, indicating their monetary value for transactions. The text “Visa Cash Disposable Chip Card Trial (12/96)” appears on the set, highlighting their use in a trial phase for this type of stored value bank card in Australia.

Each Visa Cash Card displays the word "bankcard" indicating the functionality and category of the card as a bank-related product rather than any other type of card. The cards are visually uniform with the main color scheme in gold, which emphasizes their status as collectible items from this specific Australian electronic payment initiative. The phrase “stored value card” is also printed on each card, confirming the cards' purpose as prepaid electronic payment instruments, designed for a specific region and time.

There are no personal names, characters, or other identifiable figures shown on the cards. The design and text focus solely on the card’s financial function and its Australian origin, specifically linked to the Gold Coast. The set is marked as used, confirming it was circulated during its trial period. These collectible bank cards represent an early example of Visa’s stored value product line in Australia.

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.