Description:

This collectible phone card commemorates the 2002 Salt Lake Paralympics and features a skier dressed in a red outfit actively skiing on snow. The skier is an amputee, showcasing the spirit of disabled athletes competing at the Olympic level. The card highlights the theme of handicapped and disabled athletes participating in sports, emphasizing inclusivity in the Olympic Games.

The card bears the AT&T logo prominently on the lower right area, linking it to the telecommunications provider. The right corner of the card shows the text "30m," indicating a prepaid value associated with usage time or credit. The design uses bright white snow and the red skier stands out clearly against this snowy backdrop. The overall aesthetic reflects professional sports and the Paralympic Olympic event hosted in Salt Lake City in 2002.

Text on the card includes “Salt Lake Paralympics 2002” and “SPECIMEN,” confirming its status as a sample or collectible. The card’s graphics focus entirely on the skier and the snowy environment, with no additional text beyond the AT&T brand and the Paralympic Olympic reference. This makes the card a significant piece for collectors interested in sports-related, promotional phone cards connected to the Paralympics and disabled athletes’ achievements.

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