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Trump announces his new NFT collection offering Knockout debate suit, Gala dinner
- Trump announces much-awaited NFT collection.
- The collection offers several incentives including the chance of a Gala dinner with Trump.
- Each digital card costs $99 available to purchase with a credit card or crypto.
Donald Trump has announced the new series of Trump digital trading cards. He calls this NFT collection the “America First Collection.” Buyers holding a certain number of these cards can win a piece of his “Knockout” debate suit and a Gala dinner with Trump himself.
Back in July Trump hinted at the plans of his fourth NFT collection. On August 27, he launched the collection and announced it in an X post.
President Trump announces his NEW Digital Trading Cards- America First. Buy just 15 cards and get a piece of his “KNOCKOUT” Debate Suit. Buy just 75 cards or more and have a Gala Dinner with the President!
Don’t Miss Out! https://t.co/vrpHbxyrFG pic.twitter.com/TUYFLLD76f— CollectTrumpCards (@CollectTrump) August 27, 2024
In his X post, Trump mentioned that buyers with 15 cards can get a hold of his Knockout Debate suit piece in a physical trading card. The post also mentioned that those buying 75 cards or more can get a chance to have a Gala dinner with Trump in his country club.
Trump-branded sneakers, exclusive 1-of-1 Trump NFT and physical digital trading cards are also included as part of the incentives.
The Trump collection consists of 50 digital trading cards, $99 each
Each NFT costs $99. In total there are 50 digital trading cards in the collection. Trump can be seen dancing, holding bitcoin as in Captain America suit, with boxing gloves of his name and American flag, and even a suit that he wore in one of his debate.
Buyers can purchase these NFTs through credit cards and crypto from the collections official website.
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Noor Bazmi
Noor Bazmi contributes to Cryptopolitan news team equipped with a Media Studies degree. Noor covers news on blockchain, cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence, Big Tech, EV markets, global economics, and government policy shifts. She is taking studies in marketing to connect with global audiences.
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