Description:

This collectible chip card from Canada commemorates the 1996 Montreal Grand Prix. The card features a detailed, full-color image of a Formula 1 race car in motion on the circuit, emphasizing the speed and excitement of the event. The vehicle is predominantly red and white, associated with Rothmans sponsorship, which was a prominent brand linked to motor racing during that era. The image captures the car navigating a curve of the race track under bright daylight conditions.

Prominently displayed on the card are the words "Montreal Grand Prix of Canada 1996" and "Rothmans," along with a visible denomination of "$20." The card is marked with “B10055” indicating its series or batch number. The upper left corner has the logo for Bell LaPuce, identifying the telecom provider involved in issuing this chip card. The design integrates text and imagery cleanly, offering a sense of the event’s stature and the collectible nature of this stored value phone card.

This chip card was sealed and produced specifically for use within the Canadian network, placing it within Bell LaPuce’s stored value card category for phone services. It represents a unique intersection of sports memorabilia and telecommunications history from the mid-1990s in Canada, particularly celebrated for the Montreal Grand Prix race.

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