Description:

This collectible phone card from Manitoba Telecom Services (MTS) features a creative collage of a woman’s face and upper torso constructed from various everyday objects. Key elements include a cassette tape used for the hair, a compact disc as an eye, and a pencil and ruler forming part of the facial features. The woman holds a blue telephone handset in one hand, and her other hand presses buttons on a keypad. She is dressed in a plaid garment, and the overall background is a neutral tone.

Text on the card reads "MTS QuickChange Payphone Pass" in the upper right corner, indicating its use as a prepaid payphone card. The card is marked with the denomination "$5" inside a brown tag shape near the lower left area. A smart chip is embedded towards the bottom center of the card, confirming its function as a chip-enabled stored value phone card.

The card is sealed and issued in Canada, specifically linked to Manitoba Telecom Services. Its detailed collage design creatively merges telecommunications-related items with artistic elements, reflecting both function and visual interest.

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