Description:

This is a complete set of 30 different collectible Sports Clear Assets cards issued in 1996 by The Score Board Inc. Each card displays a high-quality photographic image of a famous athlete in action or portrait style, framed by a white border and topped with the Clear Assets logo in the upper right corner. A purple band runs along the bottom of each card with the denomination "$1" in red on the left side and the athlete’s name in bold all capitals printed in purple and red.

The set includes a diverse range of athletes from multiple sports: football, basketball, baseball, hockey, and racing. Football players featured include Troy Aikman in Dallas Cowboys uniform, Mike Alstott with Purdue, Drew Bledsoe in New England Patriots colors, Duane Clemons in California Golden Bears gear, Kerry Collins in a white uniform, Marshall Faulk in Indianapolis Colts apparel, Joey Galloway in Ohio State uniform, Jeff Lewis in a yellow and black uniform, Eric Moulds in South Carolina colors, Stanley Pritchett in South Carolina attire, and Steve Young in San Francisco 49ers gear. The basketball category includes Michael Finley in a red Wisconsin jersey, Jason Kidd in a white NBA jersey, Alonzo Mourning in a black Miami Heat jersey, Dikembe Mutombo in a dark home team outfit, Ed O'Bannon in UCLA blue and white, Shaquille O'Neal in black Orlando Magic attire, Hakeem Olajuwon in black Houston Rockets gear, Joe Smith in a red Maryland uniform, Jerry Stackhouse in a red and white uniform, Damon Stoudamire in an Arizona red jersey, and Rasheed Wallace in a white North Carolina uniform. Baseball athletes are shown in action including Barry Bonds in San Francisco Giants white uniform, Cal Ripken Jr. in gray Baltimore Orioles road uniform, and Nolan Ryan in a gray uniform pitching. Hockey players include Wade Redden in a red Team Canada jersey, Manon Rheaume as a goalie in black and white gear, and Petr Sykora in New Jersey Devils red and black. Racing is represented by Dale Earnhardt in his Goodwrench Racing suit and Mark Martin in his Valvoline Cummins racing suit.

The cards combine sport-specific action shots and posed images, highlighting the athletes in mid-play or focused stances. The design is consistent and clean, featuring the Clear Assets brand prominently and a $1 valuation on every card, confirming their collectible value within the 1996 Clear Assets sports series.

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