Description:

This collectible phone card from Japan features the iconic Marilyn Monroe posing in a striking tiger-striped purple dress. Marilyn is shown standing with a radiant smile, her platinum blonde hair styled in classic waves, and she is wearing long black gloves that extend above her elbows. The card includes Marilyn Monroe's signature printed in white across the lower right section of the image, adding to its collectible appeal.

The card has a vertical layout with measuring marks on the right side indicating values from 0 to 50, signifying the card’s calling value. The bottom left corner has a blue triangle displaying the number "50" in large, bold yellow font along with Japanese text beneath it. The bottom right corner includes a red logo featuring the letters "K" and "R" combined, which is associated with NTT Teleca.

This phone card is marked with rarity level 7 and numbered as #8085, emphasizing its collectible status. It was issued by NTT Teleca in Japan, as indicated by the Japanese characters and logos on the front. The design highlights Marilyn Monroe’s legendary status as a movie star and entertainment icon. The card is in mint condition without holes, making it a valuable item for collectors of entertainment phone cards.

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