Telephone cards: a world to collect
Welcome to The Phonecard Shop site!
Phonecards are plastic cards usually with the size of a credit card, used to make telephone calls with public payphones. Due to the proliferation of cellular phones and other communication media, telephone cards are not used as widely today, but, starting at the beginning of the ’90 of past century they have become an interesting collectible item such as stamps, coins and so on.
In this site you’ll find a huge selection of worldwide collectible phonecards, but of course you must be aware that they cannot be used to phone anymore as they are already used or expired.
Are you new to Phonecard Collecting?
There has been a large variety of phonecards issued during the years, so many that you can even decide to specialize your collection. Some suggestions? One of the most popular speciality is to collect one phonecard for each Country and each different technology, but you may also decide to follow one of the several thematics according to the image printed on each card, or to collect only the first cards issued by each Country, and so on.
You may learn many things about this hobby just visiting my site The World of Phonecards, full of information.
Conditions of Use
All the phonecards offered here are for sale, and all prices are in EURO. All cards are used in good conditions or mint but expired, unless otherwise noted. Codes of products are only internal identificative codes related to this site and don’t correspond to any existing catalogue.
Payments are accepted by PayPal or Bank Money Transfer.
Please note: the cards offered in this site are from my private collection, so most of them are single items. I am not a professional dealer, so please don’t offer me to buy cards or collections. But I will appreciate any donations if you like… 🙂
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