Description:

This collection features a complete set of twenty different used $2 collectible cards from Assets Racing in 1995, showcasing prominent NASCAR drivers of the era. Each card highlights a photographic portrait or racing scene of the driver, accompanied by the "$2" denomination in gold at the top left corner. The bottom section of each card displays the driver's name in white uppercase letters on a black background with gold accents, alongside the "Assets Racing" logo in silver and red. The set includes images of John Andretti, Brett Bodine with his yellow Lowe's Home Improvement helmet visible, Geoff Bodine adorned with his black Simpson helmet bearing the Bosch plug sponsorship, Ward Burton, and Dale Earnhardt pictured holding a trophy and wearing a white racing suit and cap.

Additional notable drivers featured in this set are Jeff Gordon seated in his race car, Ernie Irvan with a mustache smiling, Dale Jarrett wearing sunglasses, and Bobby Labonte next to his green NASCAR Winston Cup car, sporting an Interstate Batteries racing hat and sunglasses. Terry Labonte is shown strapped into his race car wearing a multi-colored racing suit. Sterling Marlin appears in a black and orange baseball cap interacting with a young girl in a yellow jacket, while Mark Martin is captured smiling with dark sunglasses and an autographed card. Other drivers include Kyle Petty with curly hair and a mustache, Ricky Rudd wearing Oakley sunglasses, Ken Schrader in a Budweiser cap inside his car, and Morgan Shepherd wearing a white CITGO cap flashing a peace sign.

Rounding out the set are Dick Trickle in dark sunglasses and a blue jacket, Rusty Wallace outfitted with ear protection and black sunglasses, Darrell Waltrip with spiked grey hair and sunglasses, and Michael Waltrip holding two young children in front of a checkered flag background. Each card features vibrant, professional photographic depictions of the drivers, capturing candid moments and race-day intensity, commemorating the 1995 NASCAR season under the Assets Racing collection.

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.