Set of Langrisser III Japanese Telephone cards. Japanese telephone cards were prepaid cards that were used at payphones prior to when cellphones were mainly used. These cards were usually acquired as supplements to magazines, bonuses to in-store purchases, limited-time purchases at events or won in lotteries/campaigns. The first telephone card is a supplement to an issue of GAMEST, a Japanese gaming magazine, for the SEGA Saturn release of the game in 1996. There was a misprint on the initial printing batch of the GAMEST card, where the names Tialiss & Sophia were switched. This card is not the misprint, the names are in their correct positions. The second telephone card was an in-store bonus for people who purchased a copy of Langrisser III when it came out on PS2 in 2004. There were three major retailers at the time that did these promotions: Sofmap, Medialand, & Messe Sanoh. I'm unsure of which store gave this out as a purchase bonus, but I know its not Sofmap, so I think it was either from Medialand or Messe Sanoh.