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Trump invites buyers of ‘Mugshot’ NFTs to Mar-a-Lago with promises of trading cards and scraps of lawsuits
On his day off from court at new Yorkformer president Donald Trump will host a dinner Wednesday at Mar-a-Lago for supporters who spent thousands of dollars on Trump “Mugshot Edition” NFTs.
Supporters who purchased at least 47 Trump NFTs worth $99 each received an invitation to a dinner at Mar-a-Lago, according to a report from Axios. Big spenders will also receive a physical trading card, as well as a piece of the costume Trump wore the day he was arrested last August in Fulton County, Georgia.
Trump’s “Mugshot” NFT is a nod to Trump’s photo from when he was arrested on charges alleging he conspired to overturn the results of the 2020 election in that state. He has not yet been tried on these charges. Some exhibits in the lawsuit will actually be signed, Trump said in a statement. video.
Those who purchased 100 NFTs – costing almost $10,000 – were invited to a “VIP” cocktail before dinner. They will also receive cards containing pieces of Trump’s suit as well as the tie he wore during his arrest.
Trump complained that his trial in New York had made it difficult for him to campaign in key states. Last Wednesday, he spent his day off campaigning in Wisconsin and Michigan.
Instead, Trump relied heavily on the use of his name and likeness to make money. Trump would have earned between $100,000 and $1 million in 2022 from NFTS, according to financial informations.
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In addition to the “Mugshot Edition” NFTs, other Trump NFTs include an illustration of Trump in a cowboy hat to an image of a buff Trump with lightning bolts in his hands with “America’s Superhero” written below.
Trump “merch” also includes $59.99 Bibles, $399 “Never Surrender” sneakers and $99 “Victory47” cologne.