Description:

This AT&T prepaid phone card features a colorful pair of collectible Quarter Bears™ representing Hawaii, the 50th state of the United States since 1959. The bears are designed with a tie-dye pattern incorporating pastel shades of pink, purple, yellow, and green. The bear on the left displays the text “HAWAII 1959” embroidered on its chest along with the number 50 beneath, marking the year Hawaii achieved statehood. The bear’s left foot shows an embroidered American flag, while the sole of its right foot reads “QUARTER BEARS” in purple lettering. The bear on the right prominently features the Hawaiian state flag on its back.

To the right of the bears, the image of the 2000 Hawaii state quarter coin from the U.S. Mint is shown. The coin depicts the statue of King Kamehameha I with the state motto "UA MAU KE EA O KA AINA I KA PONO" inscribed. This promotional phone card allows for 5 minutes of U.S. state-to-state calling, with a note that international and in-state rates may differ. The lower right corner showcases the AT&T globe logo in blue, with the company name "at&t" below it in lowercase letters.

This collectible card was produced by Timeless Toys, Inc. in 2008, as indicated at the bottom left. The text "QUARTER BEARS™ Hawaii 1959" is printed near the top right with “COMMIEMORATIVE PREPAID PHONE CARDS” beneath it. The card celebrates Americana, coin collecting, and the cultural symbols of Hawaii, particularly emphasizing the quarterbear plush toy, the American and Hawaiian flags, and the significance of Hawaii’s statehood milestone.

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