Description:

This collectible chip card from Greece features a detailed photographic image of the Parthenon, the iconic ancient temple located on the Acropolis in Athens. The Parthenon is shown under clear daylight conditions, highlighting its classical Greek architectural elements such as the Doric columns and entablature. The design emphasizes the historic and cultural significance of the monument, a symbol of ancient Greece and Athenian democracy.

The card includes printed text indicating its origin and purpose. It carries the designation “OTE” which is the Hellenic Telecommunications Organization of Greece, the issuer of the card. The denomination is listed as “100u,” specifying the stored value amount. Additional text on the card includes references to “Athens Greece” and the date “February 1993,” indicating the issue time frame. The top left corner displays a chip, identifying it as a smart card with embedded technology for storing value and processing transactions.

This card is a stored value chip card issued by OTE featuring Greece’s architectural heritage. It combines utility and collectible appeal, using the renowned image of the Parthenon to celebrate Greek history within a telecommunications format. The overall presentation is clean and precise, with the focus clearly on the Parthenon and the card’s technical and geographic identifiers.

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