Former U.S. President Donald Trump unveiled a new series of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) in a Truth Social post on August 27.
Like the previous installments, the cards are issued by NFT International LLC and cost $99 each.
Similar to previous Trump-inspired collections, “Series 4: The America First Collection” includes 50 digital cards featuring images of the presidential candidate, including his infamous dance and some images of him with Bitcoins (BTC).
In addition, purchasing multiple tickets offers buyers physical experiences ranging from gold Trump-themed sneakers when purchasing 5 tickets to dinner with Trump when purchasing 75 tickets.
Specifically, when purchasing 15 cards, the buyer will receive a physical card of Trump featuring a piece of the color he used in the June 27 debate.
The highest value pack is limited to the first 25 buyers and will be unlocked upon purchasing 250 Trump-themed digital cards in cryptocurrency.
The buyer will receive eleven different benefits, including two tickets to an exclusive dinner with Trump at his private club in Jupiter, Florida, on September 22. This is also the only package that offers a digital card that is registered as an ordinal number in the Bitcoin network.
Trump’s collections reached a market capitalization of $13 million
According to data from the NFT Price Floor platform, all three previous Trump-themed NFT collections have corrected in the last 90 days.
The reserve price for the first collection NFTs is now $230.92, having fallen 35% over the past three months. However, this is still a 133% increase from the original price of $99. In addition, the number of sales increased by 14% over the same period.
However, the “Series 2” of Trump’s NFTs did not receive the same attention from investors. The floor price of the digital cards is currently at $44.16, which is 55.4% below the original price of $99.
Over the last 90 days, sales have fallen by 13%, while the reserve price has fallen by almost 43%.
The “MugShot Edition”, the was released in December last year and has a minimum price of $129.53, representing a growth of around 31% from its original price of $99, despite a 25% drop over the past 90 days.
Together, the three Trump-related NFT collections launched so far are worth over $13 million as of August 27.
