Description:

This collectible phone card features a detailed image of an Indian Elephant, a species recognized for its majestic appearance and status as an endangered animal. The elephant is shown prominently in the foreground, emphasizing its large ears and trunk. The background includes the national flag of India, rendered with horizontal bands of saffron, white, and green, and a blue Ashoka Chakra in the center. The design highlights both wildlife conservation and national pride.

The card’s denomination is $100, clearly printed in red on the lower left area. Additional text on the card includes “Animals,” “Endangered Species,” and “India Flag,” emphasizing the themes represented by the imagery. The acronym “ACMI” is also present in the lower right corner, likely indicating the issuer or artist associated with the collectible. The card combines a focus on wildlife with patriotic symbolism through the combination of the elephant and the Indian flag.

The overall palette includes earthy tones for the elephant and vibrant shades for the flag, creating a visually appealing contrast. The card’s layout balances text and imagery, with the elephant’s profile facing right and the flag filling much of the background area. The presentation conveys both conservation awareness and cultural significance tied to India.

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