Description:

This collectible phone card from the 3u Brilliant All Stars Baseball series captures a lively and dynamic moment in the sport of baseball. Created for the International Sportscard & Memorabilia Expo held in Anaheim, California, from July 19-24, 1994, this piece was designed as a proof sample for Sprint, featuring a blank reverse side typical of collectible phone cards from that era. The card’s art style is distinctly cartoonish yet energetic, evoking the spirited atmosphere of baseball and the vibrant excitement of sports expos. It seamlessly combines artistic expression with the theme of international baseball competition, making it not only a functional communication tool but also a treasured collectible for fans and card enthusiasts alike.

At the center of the design is an illustrated figure of a baseball player in mid-pitch, radiating power and precision. The athlete wears a white uniform with red stripes along the sleeves and pants, prominently featuring the word “Brilliant” in bold, cursive red lettering across the chest. His glove is displayed prominently in the foreground, emphasizing the baseball theme, while his purple cap and matching undershirt provide a striking contrast to the white uniform. This figure embodies athleticism and focused determination, paying tribute to the skilled players showcased during the All Stars exhibitions of the mid-1990s.

The background depicts a lively, packed baseball stadium, with multicolored dots representing an excited, diverse crowd. These colors blend into a sweeping curve that mirrors the shape of the baseball diamond, adding depth and motion to the scene. Above the pitcher, a bold header reads “Brilliant All Stars” in stylized typography, with “Brilliant” highlighted in large, orange 3D letters that cast shadows for added dimension. A small yellow star between “All” and “Stars” emphasizes the theme of elite athletes and competitive fervor. The design is completed by two flags fluttering atop the stadium perimeter, reinforcing the outdoor, international setting of this lively baseball event.

Key to the authenticity and value of this collectible phone card are the production details, including the BCC 3 Units logo located in the top left corner. This indicates the card’s calling credit and confirms its functionality during that period. The colors, typography, and overall composition reflect the popular artwork style showcased at the Anaheim Expo in 1994.

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