Description:

This collectible phone card, titled "QUARTER BEARS™ Texas 1845," features two plush teddy bears set against a solid gold-orange background. The bears are vividly blue, evoking a charming and nostalgic feel. Both are positioned upright; the bear on the left displays its front, while the one on the right shows its back. The left bear has "2004" embroidered on its ear and "TEXAS 28" stitched across its chest in yellow thread, emphasizing its connection to the state of Texas. It also proudly sports two patches on its feet: an American flag on the left foot and a playful "no idea" phrase on the right. The right bear showcases the Texas state flag on its back, with the blue, white, and red colors prominently visible against its blue fur. Together, the bears reinforce the card’s Texas theme, blending Americana and state pride with a collectible bear motif.

To the right of the bears, the card prominently displays the series name: "QUARTER BEARS™ Texas 1845," highlighting the historical significance of Texas becoming a state in 1845. Below, the phrase "COMMEMORATIVE PREPAID PHONE CARDS" appears in bright yellow letters that stand out against the dark gold background. A detailed image of a coin, resembling the 2004 Texas state quarter from the U.S. Mint, is positioned just beneath the text, further emphasizing its collectible and commemorative nature. The coin features the iconic Texas star and inscriptions such as “Texas 1845,” “The Lone Star State,” and “2004,” mirroring the historical homage reflected in the design. The AT&T logo is located at the bottom right corner of the card, confirming its use as a prepaid phone card.

The lower section of the card indicates its practical function, stating that it provides a “5 minute AT&T Phone Card” service valid in the U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean, though rates may vary. This combines aesthetic appeal with tangible utility, bridging collectible value with everyday use. In the bottom left corner, the card credits "©2003 Timeless Toys, Inc.™," the company responsible for the bear designs, adding an official touch that collectors appreciate for authenticity. Overall, the card’s color scheme and layout skillfully balance playful toy imagery with a sense of historical pride and practical communication.

While not fully visible in this description, the back of the card typically features a magnetic strip or barcode for activation, along with instructions on how to use the prepaid minutes. It may also include legal disclaimers, customer service contact information, and terms of use, consistent with standard prepaid calling card formats. The back design tends to be minimal, prioritizing functionality over aesthetics, though some versions may include branding or additional artwork that visually links it to 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.