The QSL card features a playful cartoon character with headphones, dressed in a colorful outfit emblazoned with "Tagil," representing UA9CCY from Tagil, USSR. The card is predominantly red and white, and includes important details like the operator's name, Aleksandr, as well as a log of the communication date (1st November 1992) with the corresponding time, frequency (14 MHz), and signal report (RST 599). The reverse side has a handwritten note indicating "TORONTO op. Dick," suggesting a connection to the location and operator involved in the radio exchange. This card serves as a memento of amateur radio contact and exchange between regions.