Description:

This collectible prepaid phone card from 2008 features a vibrant front design that highlights two plush teddy bears against a lively green background. These bears are part of the "Quarter Bears™" collection, a playful fusion of teddy bear figures and state-themed quarters. The bear on the left faces forward, showcasing soft brown fur, small black eyes, and a black nose. Embroidered on its left foot is a colorful American flag, while its right foot displays the Idaho quarter minted in 1890, the year Idaho became a state. The bear's chest features a white oval patch with the text "IDAHO 43" stitched in green, likely referencing Idaho’s admission as the 43rd state.

Adjacent to it, the second bear faces away, revealing the back details of its design. Its back bears an embroidered patch resembling the seal of the State of Idaho, complete with intricate state symbols rendered in vibrant colors. This design emphasizes Idaho’s history and identity. In the upper right corner, an enlarged image of the Idaho quarter depicts a peregrine falcon, with the date 1890 and the year 2007, indicating the quarter's minting to honor Idaho’s statehood. The combination of the real quarter image and the embroidered bears ties the collectible theme together seamlessly.

Beyond the teddy bear and state symbolism, the card is marked as an "AT&T Phone Card" offering 5 minutes of U.S. state-to-state calling, highlighting its functional purpose alongside its collectible appeal. The words “COMMEMORATIVE PREPAID PHONE CARDS” are printed in yellow, emphasizing its limited-edition status. The AT&T logo and trademark appear at the bottom right, anchoring the card within the telecommunications brand that issued it. Legal disclaimers note that international rates are higher and in-state call rates may vary.

The production credit, ©2008 Timeless Toys, Inc.™, attributes the design and manufacture of the Quarter Bears series, which combines nostalgia, playfulness, and regional pride. Overall, the design is clean, colorful, and family-friendly, appealing to collectors and users who appreciate the intersection of local heritage and everyday utility.

The back side of the card is plain and functional, contrasting with the colorful front. It features a white space with several blocks of text, including a magnetic strip (not visible in the image but standard for phone cards) that stores calling data. Instructions on how to make calls and check the remaining minutes are provided, along with details about the card’s validity period and provider contact information—common features of prepaid calling cards. Legal disclaimers and a toll-free customer support number are also included. The straightforward design ensures all necessary technical information is accessible without detracting from the collectible aesthetic of the front.

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