Description:

This collectible phone card features a prominent front design showcasing two plush bears known as Quarter Bears, a series of commemorative collectibles created by Timeless Toys. These bears celebrate American state quarters, with this particular card dedicated to Florida, which joined the Union in 1845. On the left side of the card, one bear faces forward, displaying its soft orange and green fabric. This plush bear is embroidered with a detailed American flag on its lower left paw and the number 27 on its right paw, likely indicating Florida’s position in the series of state quarters. Its soft orange body is accented by green arms and legs, and its face is simple yet friendly, featuring black eyes and a stitched black nose and mouth.

Next to it, a second bear is shown from the back, highlighting the Florida state flag emblazoned across its back in vivid color. The flag features a white background with a red X-shaped cross and the state seal in the center, adding a rich historical touch and clearly linking the plush figure to the state it commemorates. Above these bears, the card’s text introduces the item as a “Quarter Bears™ Florida 1845 Commemorative Prepaid Phone Card.” The text is bold, with “Florida 1845” highlighted in white, evoking the year Florida was admitted to the United States. A circular image of the Florida state quarter appears on the right, displaying the quarter’s design with the year 2004, the words “Gateway to Discovery,” and symbolic imagery representing the state’s history.

In the bottom right corner, the well-known AT&T logo confirms the card as a prepaid phone card offering five minutes of calling time. Beneath the bears, text specifies that the card’s rates apply within the U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean. It also notes the 2003 copyright of Timeless Toys, Inc., tying the collectible’s production date to the early 2000s. The green background provides a vibrant contrast to the bright bears and the white and yellow lettering, ensuring all elements stand out clearly. The design skillfully blends nostalgia for telephone cards with a whimsical, collectible toy aesthetic, appealing to both collectors and enthusiasts of state memorabilia.

Turning to the back side, the design shifts to a practical layout intended for functional use. Likely featuring a magnetic strip or scratch-off area for accessing the prepaid service, it also includes a series of instructions and terms printed in fine text for users redeeming their five minutes of calling time. The back highlights customer service contact information, activation instructions, and possibly warnings about usage limitations and expiration dates. Overall, the design transitions from the playful, colorful front to a more neutral and professional scheme on the back, emphasizing the card’s utility as a phone card rather than just a collectible. This clear division between front and back preserves the card’s dual identity as both a keepsake and a functional telecommunications tool.

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