Description:

This description highlights a set of three collectible Visa Cash phone cards, each featuring a distinctive design that celebrates Australian pride through the display of the national flag. The top row showcases two cards with subtly different denominations: one valued at A$50 and the other at A$20. Both cards share a common background image of multiple Australian flags waving against a gradient blue sky that transitions into yellow near the bottom, reminiscent of a sunrise or sunset. The Australian flag prominently displays the Union Jack in the top left corner, a large seven-pointed Commonwealth Star beneath it, and five white stars representing the Southern Cross constellation. The Visa Cash logo is positioned toward the bottom right corner of each card within a dark blue square, with yellow and white typography that sharply contrasts against the soft background. A gold chip on the left side signifies their function as electronic payment instruments.

The A$50 denomination card features the value "A$50" in bright yellow font at the top right corner, clearly distinguishing it from the A$20 card, which displays "A$20" in red at the same position. Both cards include small arrows next to the chip, indicating the proper direction for insertion or swiping during activation. Their design emphasizes national symbolism combined with practicality, serving as both functional payment tools and collectible items. This dual purpose captures the essence of everyday convenience infused with a sense of Australian identity.

The third image, located below the other two, is the common reverse of both cards. It contains the terms and details regarding the use and disposal of the Visa Cash cards. Its background continues the subtle gradient but adopts a softer, more minimalistic tone without flags or prominent graphics, ensuring the focus remains on the important text. It states that the card’s monetary value is non-refundable and non-replaceable if lost or stolen—a common policy for prepaid cards. It also clarifies that the card may be used wherever the Visa Cash logo appears, ensuring users understand its broad usability across various vendors and locations. These stored value cards expired in July 1998. Contact information for customer support, including a toll-free phone number, is prominently displayed to assist users with inquiries about unused or remaining balances.

At the bottom of this third image, the recognizable Commonwealth Bank logo appears, indicating the issuing authority behind the prepaid card. Overall, the set evokes a sense of utility intertwined with national pride, making these cards not only practical payment tools but also collectible items that reflect Australian identity and cultural symbolism. The imagery and design elements emphasize clarity, ease of use, and a strong connection to the homeland through the repeated depiction of waving flags. This combination enhances their appeal to collectors who value both functional and commemorative aspects of these smart cards.

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.