Trump Sells Trading Cards and Suit Pieces in New Video

The NFTs start at $99. Trump promised special perks for buyers. For example, anyone who purchases 15 of these digital cards will receive one physical card in the mail. He described the cards as depicting him in various poses, including dancing and holding Bitcoins. “It’s really, I think, quite something,” Trump said. 

But the offers don’t end there. Trump also revealed that supporters who spend at least $1,485 on 15 cards will receive a piece of the navy suit he wore during his June debate with Joe Biden. “People are calling it the knockout suit,” Trump said, adding that small pieces of the suit would be mailed to cardholders.  

Here’s a summary of the perks for NFT buyers: 

If a buyer purchases 25 or more cards, they will be invited to a gala at the Trump National Golf Club in Jupiter, Florida. The biggest package, costing $24,750, includes 250 trading cards. It also comes with two invitations to a private “Ultra VIP” dinner and cocktail hour with Trump, along with other exclusive items. 

Trump first launched his NFT collection in December 2022, shortly after prices began to drop in the NFT market. Despite concerns over the risks associated with digital assets, including a Treasury Department report highlighting their vulnerability to fraud and scams, Trump has continued to promote his NFTs. 

He even spoke at a Bitcoin conference in Nashville recently, saying, “They call me the crypto president—I don’t know if that’s true or not, but a lot of people are saying that.”