Description:

This collectible chip card is a stored value smart card from Denmark, issued as part of an IBM promotional series related to the OS/2 operating system in February 1996. The card carries a 100 kroner stored value, indicating its use for financial transactions or services within a Danish context. The front side prominently features the official Danish national flag, the Dannebrog, boldly waving against a clear blue sky. The flag is positioned to the left side, capturing attention with its bright red and white cross design.

To the right of the flag, large, bold white text reads “DENMARK SVC,” identifying the card’s country of origin and service type. Underneath this, further text specifies the card’s stored value amount “OS2 100kr IBM Promo OS/2 (02/96) USED,” along with the issuer’s logo, which is the IBM emblem, confirming the promotional nature linked to IBM’s OS/2 software. The overall design is clean and professional, emphasizing its function as a smart card with stored financial value rather than a phone or bank card.

The card’s surface also includes a unique microchip located on the left side, which enables electronic transactions. The chip is metallic and rectangular with a distinct pattern of contacts, confirming the card’s capability as a smart card. The card identifies itself clearly as a Danish stored value card associated with IBM’s OS/2 promotion, making it a valuable collectible piece tied to technology and Danish services in the mid-1990s.

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