Description:

This collectible phone card features the Quarter Bears™ series, specifically the Missouri 1821 edition. The front of the card prominently displays two plush bears, both vividly rendered in pink. The front-facing bear showcases detailed embroidery on its chest and feet, with "MISSOURI 1821" stitched across its chest alongside the number "24." Its left paw bears a detailed American flag, symbolizing the United States. The bear also features additional embroidered markings, including a small "R" inside a circle on its right paw, a trademark symbol, and a "© 2003" tag at the bottom left corner, indicating the year the toy and card were produced by Timeless Toys, Inc.

To the right of this front view is the same bear seen from behind, offering further insight into the collectible’s design. The back of the bear displays the Missouri state flag, emphasizing the card’s focus on Missouri’s historical significance. Between the two bears is a circular emblem resembling the U.S. Mint’s quarter coin for Missouri, dated 2004. This commemorative quarter features the Gateway Arch with trees, along with the words "MISSOURI," "1804," "2004," and "E PLURIBUS UNUM," highlighting Missouri’s admission to the Union in 1821.

The background surrounding these elements is a striking dark blue, creating a vivid contrast that highlights the plush bears and emblems. Near the top right, the text "QUARTER BEARS™ Missouri 1821" is printed in bold white uppercase letters, followed by "COMMEMORATIVE PREPAID PHONE CARDS" in yellow. In the bottom right corner, the AT&T globe logo appears alongside text indicating this is a "5-minute AT&T Phone Card," usable within the U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean, though rates may vary.

Turning the card over (as shown in the accompanying second image), the design shifts to functional details typical of prepaid phone cards. It features a magnetic strip at the top for reading by payphones. The back includes instructions for use, such as dialing procedures for local and international calls, as well as customer service contact information for technical assistance. Additional fine print outlines terms of use, validity, expiration details, and sometimes information about the collectible series or product origin. While the back is devoid of the colorful graphics seen on the front, it serves as the practical component that enables the card’s use as a prepaid calling medium.

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