Donald Trump Debuts Fourth Collection of Digital Trading Card NFTs
- Donald Trump has announced a new NFT collection.
- The series promised various rewards for collectors.
- This included a dinner with the former president.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has launched another collection of the Trump Digital Trading Card non-fungible tokens ( NFTs ).
The development follows Trump’s promise in July that he would create a fourth series of the collection because the people “wanted” him to do another one. The 2024 presidential hopeful revealed that his previous three collections were “very successful” and sold out in one day.
Trump’s 4th NFT Collection
On August 27, Trump took to the social media platform Truth Social to break the news of his latest NFT series, which he dubbed “The America First Collection.”
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According to the NFT collection’s website, users who buy 75 or 250 Digital Trading Cards in a single transaction will dine with Trump and receive a piece of the actual suit he wore at the recent debate with President Joe Biden.
The 250-card set will give holders two tickets to the dinner on September 22, two tickets to the cocktail reception, and two physical cards. This will include the five cards that the former President will randomly autograph.
Users who collect five digital trading cards in one transaction will get a free pair of “Trump Gold Low Top Sneakers.”
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