Description:

This collectible AT&T prepaid phone card features the Quarter Bears™ series, specifically highlighting New Mexico with the year 1912, the year New Mexico became a state. The card’s background is bright red and prominently displays two plush teddy bears. The bear on the left is facing forward and is decorated with the words "NEW MEXICO 1912" embroidered on its chest in red thread along with the number "2008" on its left ear. It holds an American flag on one foot and a stylized Native American figure on the other. The bear on the right is shown from the back, featuring a yellow patch with a red Zia sun symbol centered on it, a design closely associated with the Zia Pueblo native people and a key element of New Mexico’s state flag.

To the right of the bears is an image of the 2005 New Mexico state quarter coin, which includes the Zia sun symbol, the words "NEW MEXICO 1912," and the inscription "LAND OF ENCHANTMENT." Above the coin image is the text "QUARTER BEARS™ New Mexico 1912," and beneath it reads "COMMEMORATIVE PREPAID PHONE CARDS." At the bottom center is the AT&T logo and text that states "AT&T Phone Card 5 Minutes of U.S. state-to-state calling," with a note about higher rates for international and in-state calls. The logos of AT&T appear in the lower right corner with the classic globe icon and "at&t" text.

The phone card is a promotional and collectible item related to Americana, coin collecting, and numismatics, combining the appeal of stuffed animal collectibles with state quarter currency themes and native cultural symbolism. The detailed embroidery and the inclusion of the state quarter make this card a unique representation of New Mexico’s heritage within the Quarter Bears™ series by Timeless Toys, Inc.

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