Description:

This is a complete set of 20 collectible $2 specimen chip cards titled "Assets Racing 1995" focused on NASCAR auto racing. Each card features a prominent photograph of a professional NASCAR driver or a notable racing moment, with the "$2" denomination in gold lettering at the top left corner and the "Assets Racing" logo in the bottom right corner. The driver's name is showcased in bold white letters on a black strip with gold accents along the bottom of each card.

The set includes famous NASCAR personalities of the 1990s such as John Andretti, Brett Bodine (shown in his race car with Lowe's Home Improvement helmet), Geoff Bodine (wearing a Simpson racing helmet adorned with automotive sponsor patches), Ward Burton, Dale Earnhardt (holding a racing trophy while dressed in his racing suit and sunglasses), Jeff Gordon (pictured inside his race car), Ernie Irvan, Dale Jarrett, Bobby Labonte (wearing an "Interstate Batteries Racing" hat), Terry Labonte (seated in his race car), Sterling Marlin (hugging a young girl in a celebratory scene), Mark Martin (wearing sunglasses and a racing jacket with sponsor logos), Kyle Petty (wearing a racing suit and mustache), Ricky Rudd (wearing reflective Oakley sunglasses), Ken Schrader (inside his race car with Budweiser sponsorship), Morgan Shepherd (wearing a white Citgo Racing cap and flashing a peace sign), Dick Trickle, Rusty Wallace (with yellow earplugs and sunglasses), Darrell Waltrip (wearing dark sunglasses), and Michael Waltrip (holding two children with curly hair in a candid moment).

The card designs blend close-up portraits and candid racing moments, emphasizing the drivers’ personalities and famed racing gear while included branding such as Lowe’s, Simpson, Budweiser, Citgo, Interstate Batteries, and others. The backgrounds include racetrack audiences, pit areas, and racing cars, situating each driver authentically in the NASCAR environment. This complete set captures the spirit and notable figures of mid-1990s NASCAR racing culture.

Since we have the world's largest inventory of USA phonecards for collectors, you will not necessarily receive the identical serial/batch/PIN number that we have scanned/pictured.