Description:

This collectible chip card is a Canadian stored value phone card issued in 1997 by Bell, featuring a design related to the "Sad Dog Electronic Money For Public Telephones" series. The card has a $5 stored value and is part of the Monnaie Electronique pour Téléphones Publics program in Canada. The front of the card includes text in both English and French indicating its function as a stored value card for public telephones, along with the phrase "If you called me it would do me so much good." The card also displays the Bell logo and references "LaPuce," which relates to Bell’s chip card technology.

The card’s visual design prominently includes an image of a dog, connecting to the "Sad Dog" theme. The dog appears prominently on the card’s front, reinforcing the collectible nature of this electronic money card meant for use in Canadian phone booths. The design reflects a specific Canadian telecommunications context in 1997 related to stored value cards enabling convenient payment for phone services without coins.

Additional elements on the card include numeric and alphabetic identifiers corresponding to the card’s series, along with a clear, distinct layout emphasizing its function and collectible appeal. The card is sealed, preserving its condition as a collector’s item from the late 1990s in the realm of Canadian chip-based phone cards issued by Bell.

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