Description:

This collectible prepaid phone card features the Quarter Bears™ Alabama 1819 edition, issued by AT&T in 2003. The card prominently displays two gray plush teddy bears adorned with symbols related to the state of Alabama. One bear faces forward, showing an embroidered "Alabama 1819" in red on its chest along with the number 22. It also has a small American flag embroidered on its left foot and a red figure on its right foot. The second bear is shown from the back, revealing the red St. Andrew’s cross, resembling the Alabama state flag, on its back.

To the right of the bears, the Alabama state quarter design is depicted. The quarter includes an image of Helen Keller seated with a cane beside her, surrounded by inscriptions including "Alabama 1819," "Helen Keller," and the year "2003" with the motto “E Pluribus Unum.” The background of the card is a solid orange color, and at the bottom right corner is the AT&T globe logo with the text "AT&T" underneath. The card specifies that it is a "5 minute AT&T Phone Card," valid within the U.S., Canada, and Caribbean areas, with rates that vary. The design reflects Americana and numismatic themes, combining collectible teddy bears with the Alabama state quarter and Helen Keller commemorations.

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