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These collectible AT&T TeleTicket phone cards each hold a value of 10 units and feature iconic American landmarks and symbols. One card displays a close-up photo of the Statue of Liberty, highlighting Lady Liberty's face and crown against a blue sky. Another card captures San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge at dusk with the illuminated span set against a deep purple sky and city lights in the background.
Additional cards depict Arizona’s Grand Canyon with its layered rocky formations under a clear sky, and a striking profile of an American Bald Eagle featuring sharp details in its eye and beak. The set includes an artistic image titled "Bridge Connecting Two Worlds," showing a stylized stone bridge arching over calm water, rendered in green and blue tones.
Other cards in the collection show the Apollo Lunar Module on the Moon’s surface with an astronaut and the American flag, credited to NASA. The New York City Skyline card prominently features the Twin Towers illuminated at sunset. The Nubble Lighthouse card presents the classic Maine lighthouse structure with its distinctive white tower and adjacent buildings set on rocky terrain.
Further entries include a view of Redwood National Park, California, showcasing the tall tree trunks amid shaded forest light. The Art Deco District of Miami Beach, Florida is depicted with pastel-colored buildings and palm trees. The United States Capitol Building in Washington, D.C., is shown illuminated at night with the statue in the foreground. Lastly, Waimea Bay on Oahu, Hawaii, is pictured with powerful ocean waves crashing toward a sunlit beach backed by mountainous terrain.
Each phone card prominently bears the AT&T logo and the “TeleTicket” branding in red text horizontally across the top, with the denomination “10 UNITS” printed in white on a maroon striped background on the left side. All subjects are identified by printed captions below the images.
Since we have the world's largest inventory of USA phonecards for collectors, you will not necessarily receive the identical serial/batch/PIN number that we have scanned/pictured.
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