Description:

This collectible phone card features a vibrant purple background that provides a striking backdrop for its main visual elements. Dominating the left side are two plush bears known as the Quarter Bears, symbolizing Georgia’s entry into the United States in 1788. These soft peach-colored bears are positioned to display both their front and back views, offering a complete look at their design. The front-facing bear has a gentle smile, black eyes, and a round black nose. It features the embroidered text "GEORGIA 1788" on its chest, along with the number "4." Its left foot displays a detailed American flag, while its right foot bears a cross-like symbol. An ear is marked with the year "1999," and a tag attached to the side of its head signifies its status as a collectible item.

To the right of the front-facing bear, the back view showcases a detailed patch replicating the Georgia state flag. This flag patch features a bright red field with a blue canton containing a circle of white stars and the state seal at its center. Above the patch, the bear’s head is turned slightly to highlight the plush texture and craftsmanship. These bears serve as a playful yet nostalgic homage to Georgia’s history, blending the charm of stuffed animals with cultural symbolism.

On the right side of the card, the bold white text "QUARTER BEARS™" is prominently displayed, followed by "Georgia 1788," anchoring the card’s theme firmly in Georgia’s historical context. Beneath this, the phrase "COMMEMORATIVE PREPAID PHONE CARD" appears in bright yellow-green, emphasizing its dual role as a collector’s item and a practical communication tool. Adjacent to the text is an image of an old Georgia state quarter, featuring the peach and bordered by laurel branches, which reinforces the state connection and adds a touch of reverence. In the bottom right corner, the familiar AT&T logo appears alongside the notation "5-minute AT&T Phone Card," indicating its use for prepaid long-distance calls within the U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean, subject to variable rates.

Turning the card over reveals the functional elements typical of a prepaid phone card, set against a white background with purple text. The back is sectioned to include usage instructions, cautionary notes, and a magnetic stripe. The stripe runs horizontally across the lower portion, essential for accessing the prepaid minutes. Above the stripe, a series of digits likely represents the card’s unique identifier or PIN, necessary for activation. This side also contains legal fine print, outlining that the card is non-refundable, detailing usage limitations, and providing customer service contact information. The overall design is practical and neatly organized, ensuring users have clear guidance for making calls while preserving the collectible’s aesthetic appeal on the front.

Since we have the world's largest inventory of USA phonecards for collectors, you will not necessarily receive the identical serial/batch/PIN number that we have scanned/pictured.