Description:

This collectible phone card features a charming design centered around a plush teddy bear known as a "Quarter Bear," part of a commemorative series. The bear is primarily golden yellow with deep purple arms and legs, creating a vibrant contrast against a rich green background. On the bear’s left arm, the year "2004" is stitched, indicating the issuance or celebration date of this collectible. The bear’s belly displays the inscription "Michigan 1837," referencing the year Michigan became a state, alongside the number "26," suggesting this bear is part of a numbered series celebrating various U.S. states. Notable details include a U.S. flag patch on the right foot and a purple emblem or logo on the left foot, adding to the bear’s unique charm and heritage symbolism.

To the right of the bear, the card prominently features the title "QUARTER BEARS™ Michigan 1837" in white text, highlighting the special state-themed series. Beneath this, the phrase "COMMEMORATIVE PREPAID PHONE CARDS" appears in bright yellow, drawing attention and emphasizing the collectible’s dual role as both a keepsake and a functional item. Adjacent to this text is an image of the Michigan state quarter, issued as part of the U.S. Mint’s 50 State Quarters program. The coin depicts the Great Lakes and the year "2004," tying into the bear’s theme and celebrating Michigan’s heritage and status.

In the bottom left corner, the copyright line reads "©2003 Timeless Toys, Inc.™," indicating the manufacturer and the card’s production year. Centered along the lower edge, the card states it is a "5 minute AT&T Phone Card" and provides usage information, specifying it can be used within the U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean, with a note that rates may vary. The AT&T logo located at the bottom right corner associates this collectible with a well-known telecommunications company, adding authenticity and practical value.

Turning the card over, the design shifts from decorative to functional. The background is primarily a soft white or light beige, featuring printed text and numbers. The magnetic strip near the top is essential for activation and usage, a common feature on prepaid calling cards. The back includes instructions, terms and conditions, activation details, and customer service contact information—though these details are difficult to read in the image. It also displays a unique identification number for the card, crucial for tracking remaining minutes and usage history. While the front is visually engaging and collectible in nature, the backside is designed for practical use, highlighting the card’s utility for making phone calls beyond its commemorative appeal.

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