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This collectible chip card titled "Interoperability" highlights the capability to use U S WEST and GTE Smart Cards interchangeably in each other's advanced payphones. The card features a detailed image of a public payphone positioned centrally, with a U S WEST smart card depicted to the left of the payphone and a GTE smart card shown to the right. The U S WEST card image is orange with a depiction of a phone keypad, while the GTE card image is green with a similar payphone keypad shown.
Above the payphone image, the card displays the definition of "Interoperability," emphasizing the seamless use of both brands' smart cards in payphones. In the lower right corner, the value of "$1 COMPLIMENTARY" is printed in red and black font, indicating that this card is issued as a complimentary stored value card.
The chip is embedded on the left side of the card, next to the orange U S WEST card image. The overall design uses a light blue background, providing contrast for the images and text, which specifically references the interoperability feature between U S WEST and GTE phone systems in April 1998. The card is an example of the stored value chip cards used for payphones in the United States during that period.
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.
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