Description:

These images showcase a collectible Visa Cash stored value card, specifically created as part of a limited edition series linked to Warner Bros. and the WB Movie World theme park on Australia's Gold Coast. The front of the card is a disposable Visa Cash chip card featuring a striking image of Batman, emphasizing "The Bat, The Car, The Ride." Batman’s face dominates the right side of the card, rendered with exquisite detail and a dark, brooding expression beneath his signature cowl. The design blends superhero appeal with the excitement of the theme park. In the bottom left corner, the WB Movie World logo appears alongside the tagline “Hollywood on the Gold Coast,” highlighting the card’s connection to the entertainment venue. The chip, positioned on the left, indicates this was a functional stored value card, valid for transactions at the park or participating locations.

The reverse side of the Batman card features a large green background with a faint, stylized bat emblem, maintaining thematic consistency. Black text informs users that the card’s value is non-refundable and can only be redeemed at Visa Cash locations on the Gold Coast. This practical messaging aligns with the card’s disposable nature. The presence of the ANZ logo further roots it in Australian banking history, as ANZ was a key partner in distributing these stored value cards as bankcards or cash substitutes before widespread mobile payment adoption.

Accompanying these is a separate image of the broader Visa Cash branding, labeled as a “Stored Value Card - Souvenir Issue.” This folder boasts an elaborate design featuring various coin motifs scattered across an intricate line pattern background. The coins symbolize currency, reinforcing the card’s function as a stored monetary value device. The use of security-printed elements and clean typography underscores its official and collectible appeal. In contrast to the character-themed card, this design offers a more formal and refined aesthetic, likely intended as a commemorative or gift item.

Together, these images offer a fascinating glimpse into early stored value cards, blending the novelty of chip technology with pop culture and banking collaboration—particularly within the Australian market and Warner Bros.’ Gold Coast amusement park. They reflect a time when financial innovation met fan enthusiasm in a tangible collectible format. Their visual and functional features capture a transitional period when prepaid bank cards were embraced as convenient alternatives to cash and themed experiences, marking an era when chip card and smart card technology was emerging in the retail and entertainment sectors.

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.