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The front of this collectible phone card showcases a striking and vibrant portrait of Elvis Presley, the legendary American singer and cultural icon. The image captures Elvis mid-performance, holding a vintage microphone with his right hand, as if about to sing or speak. His hairstyle features the iconic slicked-back pompadour, a signature look that helped define his image during the 1950s and 1960s. Elvis is dressed in an orange-yellow jacket with subtle black accents over a light-colored shirt, complemented by a loosely knotted black tie that adds a touch of sophistication and style.

The background of the card features a smooth gradient of warm pinks and subtle purples, accented with soft glowing orbs that evoke stage lighting, enhancing the dramatic atmosphere. The lighting highlights Elvis’s facial features, including his intense eyes, which are focused slightly to his right, and his confident smile—capturing the charm and charisma he was renowned for. The artwork employs a polished, almost airbrushed style, giving the image a timeless, larger-than-life quality befitting Elvis’s legendary status in music history.

In the upper right corner, a bold white "$2" prominently indicates the card’s face value for phone usage. The simple yet contrasting design ensures clarity against the colorful background, without detracting from the central image. The entire card is crafted to appeal to collectors and fans alike, blending functionality with tribute in a single collectible item. Rounded edges, typical of phone cards, provide a smooth, polished finish.

On the back, the design shifts to a more practical and informative layout. The background is primarily a light pastel green with white accents. At the top, a barcode and serial numbers—likely related to the card’s phone service or production batch—are displayed. Below, several lines of printed text provide instructions or terms of use, explaining how and where the card can be utilized. A small logo or emblem appears near the lower-left corner, possibly representing the telecommunications company responsible for issuing the card. The back’s clean, utilitarian design focuses on delivering essential information to the user while maintaining the collectible appeal of the front image.

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.