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Prior to the introduction of Phonecards into Australia, a series
of specimen cards were produced for publicity purposes. These cards
were made out of cardboard and were used for educational purposes
and to show the potential for advertising. Beware of forgeries of these cards. The genuine cards have a notch and are of better quality colour.
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  Red Specimen |
  Brown Specimen |
This card was available in two versions. The word Specimen in red or brown. Forgeries also exist for these Mobil cards. They don't have a notch. |
 Red Specimen Forgery |
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  Going For Gold Specimen |
  Going For Gold Specimen Forgery |
  Little is known about this card. Maybe a fake, but it has a notch. |
  This card is made from gloss coated cardboard. |
  This card is also likely to be a forgery. It is made from cardboard and has square corners and no notch. |
  This is the Specimen card made by Anritsu. It is of the same material that normal phonecards were made of. |