Description:

These collectible cards are from The Score Board Inc.'s Assets Series #2 (1995), Complete Set of 24, issued on 03/31/96. Each card features a different professional athlete or sports figure from a variety of sports including basketball, baseball, football, hockey, and auto racing. The cards are branded with the Sprint logo and include the denomination "Two Dollar" prominently displayed in silver script along the left side. The "ASSETS" logo is also present on each card.

The basketball cards showcase players such as Shaquille Neal wearing a pinstriped jersey with the number 32, Anfernee Hardaway in a white and black striped sleeveless shirt, Eddie Jones in a red and white Temple jersey with the number 21, Juwan Howard in a black and yellow Michigan jersey with number 25, and Jamal Mashburn in a dark basketball jersey. The baseball cards include Barry Bonds, pictured in action with a bat swinging and baseball equipment in the background, and Doug Million, wearing an orange uniform with the number 32 and a black cap. Football athletes featured include K.C. Carter in white sports gear holding a football, William Floyd wearing a white and gold uniform with the number 44, Willie McGinest in a USC maroon and gold uniform with number 55, Byron Morris in a yellow and black uniform, Rashaan Salaam in a white Colorado football outfit with the number 19, Heath Shuler in an orange and white Tennessee jersey with the number 11, and Esmith Smith in a white Dallas Cowboys jersey with number 21.

Additional sports figures shown include auto racer Jeff Gordon in a multicolored race car numbered 24, hockey player Eric Trull in a black and blue uniform, Manon Rheaume in teal goalie gear, Jeff O’Neil wearing a grey Detroit hockey uniform with number 92, and Petr Sykora in a black Detroit hockey jersey with number 93. The images are action shots or posed photos of the players and athletes, with sports-related backgrounds like footballs, grass fields, or hardwood basketball courts. Each card includes the athlete’s name in stylized script on the lower right side of the card.

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