Description:

This collectible phone card showcases a striking nighttime photograph of the United States Capitol Building, a quintessential symbol of American government and history. Illuminated brilliantly against a deep blue sky, the Capitol stands majestically at the card’s center. Its grand neoclassical dome is perfectly lit, drawing attention upward to the iconic Statue of Freedom perched atop. The warm lighting highlights the building’s white columns and intricate architectural details, underscoring the Capitol’s enduring role as a beacon of democracy and legislative authority.

In the foreground, a statue of a historical figure is silhouetted against the glowing backdrop, positioned on a pedestal overlooking a reflecting pool or water feature. Though darkened by backlighting, the statue’s dignified posture adds a sense of solemnity and gravitas to the Capitol Hill landscape. Surrounding trees fade into the night, providing depth and contrast that further emphasize the Capitol as a luminous focal point in the evening scene.

The left side of the card features a clean white background with key design elements related to its function as a phone card. At the top left, the blue and white AT&T globe logo signifies the card’s telecommunications origin and reliability. Below it, a large “25” is prominently displayed over a blue horizontal stripe, indicating the card’s 25 units of calling credit. The simple, well-balanced layout effectively combines practical information with the card’s commemorative imagery.

Centered at the top, the word “TELETICKET” appears in bold, dark blue capital letters, highlighting the card’s dual purpose as both a phone card and a collectible item. Beneath the Capitol photograph, a small but clear caption reads, “The United States Capitol Building Washington, D.C.,” providing essential context. This blend of patriotic imagery, functional branding, and historical reference makes the card a nostalgic collectible that appeals to enthusiasts of Americana, U.S. landmarks, and telecommunications memorabilia alike.

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.