Description:

This collectible phone card features an image of Barry Bonds, a professional baseball player, captured mid-swing during a game. Bonds is dressed in a gray baseball uniform with red and black trim, wearing black cleats with orange accents and orange batting gloves. His helmet, which is black with no visible numbering, complements his focused batting stance. In the background, a catcher in a blue and white uniform is partially visible, indicating an in-game moment at a baseball stadium full of fans.

The card displays the text "Two Hundred Dollars" prominently in silver script along the left side, and the Sprint logo appears in the top right corner, indicating the card’s association with the Sprint brand. At the bottom left, there is a blue and white emblem that reads "Assets," and on the lower right, the name "Barry Bonds" appears in stylized text.

This phone card is part of the 1995 Assets Series #2 collection by The Score Board Inc., released on March 31, 1996. It has a denomination of two hundred dollars, printed as part of this special specimen issue dedicated to Barry Bonds, a major figure in Major League Baseball (MLB). The card highlights Bonds’ iconic status within the sport, linking baseball themes directly with collectible phone card memorabilia.

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