Description:

This collectible stored value telephone card from Urmet Telecom commemorates the Telecom 95 event held in Geneva, Switzerland. The card has a magnetic stripe and a value of 10 units. It prominently features the name "Urmet" along with "Telecom 95 Geneva Switzerland" printed on the card. The design includes a detailed image of a daruma doll, which is a traditional Japanese symbol for good luck and perseverance.

This card was issued in Brazil, as indicated by the text "Brasil" and "Brazil" on the card. It is in mint condition, highlighting its value for collectors of vintage telecommunications memorabilia. The card’s clean layout centers around the daruma doll against a plain background, with basic text information about the card’s value and origin situated clearly on the card’s surface.

Produced in 1995, this Urmet Telecom stored value card is a representation of telecommunications history during that period, particularly related to the Geneva Telecom event. It exemplifies the type of magnetic prepaid telephone cards used for inductive telephone systems in Brazil, making it a notable piece for both phone card collectors and those interested in international telecom souvenirs.

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