Description:

This collectible chip card is a Canada QuebecTel smart card featuring an image of gannet birds, known as Fou de Bassan in French, which belong to the seabird family. The design prominently displays several gannet birds perched on rocky ledges, with the focus on their white bodies, yellowish heads, and black-tipped wings. The birds are shown in natural poses, emphasizing their distinctive features in a clear, close-up composition.

The card has a stored value feature indicated by the designation Q10122 $3, confirming its use as a prepaid chip card for telephone services in Quebec, Canada. The text on the card includes the name "QuebecTel" and mentions SEALED, indicating its new and unused condition. The overall visual presentation combines nature photography with the practical function of a phone card, making it appealing both to collectors of telecommunication memorabilia and those interested in Canadian wildlife themes.

Printed information includes the service provider’s name "QuebecTel" and the word "smart card," emphasizing the card’s chip technology. The layout uses clear lettering with the value and product identification in the upper portion of the card. This card is an example of a stored value phone card issued in Canada, designed for use on telephones and classified as a collectible due to its thematic depiction of seabirds native to the region.

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