Description:

This collectible VISA Cash card from the National Australia Bank is a striking piece that combines practicality with visual appeal. The card prominently features the bank's logo in bold black lettering atop a clean white background. To the right, the denomination “A$50” is clearly printed in blue, indicating its value. An embedded chip on the left side signifies its function as a prepaid phone card, designed for secure electronic transactions. The overall layout is well-balanced, with the top section dedicated to branding and value, while the middle and right sections showcase vibrant images that draw the eye.

The centerpiece of the card is a colorful collage highlighting various scenes and attractions associated with Dreamworld, a renowned theme park on Australia’s Gold Coast. Included is a close-up of a majestic tiger, symbolizing the park’s wildlife exhibits. Next to the tiger, a dynamic section features the park’s rides, including a thrill ride captured mid-motion with dramatic angles that evoke excitement and adventure. To the left side, the trainer is interacting with a white tiger on his hind legs.

The Dreamworld logo is prominently placed within the image area, clearly indicating that this smart card serves not only as a prepaid stored value card, but also as a souvenir or promotional item linked directly to the beloved Australian theme park. The logo, featuring a globe with a banner reading "Dreamworld," integrates seamlessly into the collage, reinforcing the card’s connection to this entertainment destination. On the right side, the Visa Cash logo is included, highlighting that the card operates within the Visa Cash pilot program. This allows users to spend preloaded funds where the Visa Cash symbol is displayed—a convenient fusion of banking technology and tourism.

The reverse side of the card provides essential practical details. It states that the card is “DISPOSABLE” and includes an expiration date of November 1997, underscoring the pilot nature of this Visa Cash program. Clear instructions warn that the card’s value will not be refunded or credited once expired or if lost or stolen, serving as an important reminder for users. Overall, this phone card is a captivating blend of banking, technology, tourism, and collectible design from the 1990s, vividly illustrating the intersection of Australian financial innovation and local cultural attractions.

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