Description:

This collectible phone card features a vibrant magenta background that immediately highlights its central theme: the "Quarter Bears™ Kansas 1861" edition. Dominating the left side of the card are two plush bear characters, positioned to display their front and back. The bear facing forward is a warm honey-golden color, with expressive black eyes and a stitched black nose. It wears insignia reminiscent of Kansas's heritage, with "KANSAS 1861" in blue across its chest and the number "34" just beneath. Its right foot bears a patch of the American flag, while the left foot features a blue shape resembling Texas, possibly symbolizing regional connections or collectibles. The bear’s ear is marked with the date "2005," likely indicating the year this edition was released or commemorated.

The second bear is turned away, showcasing a detailed patch sewn onto its back that features the Kansas state emblem—a circular badge depicting a landscape scene with a rising sun over plains and hills, along with a banner reading "KANSAS." This emblem lends an official, almost regal, quality to the collectible, firmly rooting it in Kansas’s historic and cultural identity. The plush texture of the bear is emphasized by soft shadows and contours, bringing the figure to life and enhancing its appeal as a cherished keepsake.

Located along the right edge of the card is a replica of the Kansas state quarter, issued as part of the U.S. Mint’s 50 State Quarters Program. Dated 2005, the quarter prominently features a buffalo—a symbol often associated with the Great Plains—alongside inscriptions like "KANSAS 1861" and "E PLURIBUS UNUM." This inclusion adds a tangible historical element to the card, linking the collectible bears to the official state commemorative coin. Directly beneath the quarter is the AT&T logo, indicating the card’s primary function as a prepaid phone card rather than solely a collectible item.

The bottom section of the card provides additional functional details, stating "5 minute AT&T Phone Card," and clarifying usage limits with "Within the U.S./Can. and Carib. rates vary," emphasizing that the card offers limited-time calling in specified regions. The copyright notice, "©2003 Timeless Toys, Inc.™," appears on the lower left, identifying the company responsible for this item and situating it within a particular era of collectible phone cards.

On the backside, the card is primarily light gray with black and white text arranged in a structured, formal layout. A large block of text, likely containing terms and conditions, usage instructions, and customer service contact information, is present—though somewhat unreadable—reflecting typical technical or user guidance. Beneath this informational section is a vertical black magnetic strip running down the right side, standard for storing calling credit data when swiped or inserted into compatible phones. The edges of the card are bordered by a clean, unadorned margin, contrasting with the colorful, promotional front. Overall, the backside serves a practical purpose—facilitating the card’s use—while complementing the collectible aesthetic of the front.

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