Trump offering parts of his Biden debate suit with digital trading card sales

Former President Trump is offering parts of the suit he wore during a debate with President Biden to supporters who purchase the new series of digital trading cards. 

The Republican presidential nominee announced the new trading card collection on Tuesday in a video posted on TruthSocial. The new card batch, dubbed the "America First collection," includes 50 new images of Trump. 

“It's really something, these cards show me dancing and even be holding some Bitcoins,” Trump said in the video. 

The former president said that people who buy 15 or more digital cards will receive a physical card featuring a piece of suit he wore during the late June CNN presidential debate. He said each digital card cost $99. President Biden's poor debate performance ultimately led to his decision to not seek another four-year term, allowing Vice President Harris to ascend as the party's next presidential candidate.

"People are calling it the knock-out suit," Trump said. "I don't know about that, but that's what they're calling it."

Those who purchase 75 digital trading cards in a single transaction will also get to attend a dinner with the former president at his country club in Jupiter, Fla. 

Trump began selling trading cards in December 2022. They were non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and sold out in less than a day. In December last year, Trump unveiled new digital trading cards named “MugShot Edition.” The cards featured the former president’s mugshot after surrendering at the Fulton County, Ga., Jail. 

“So don’t miss out, go to collecttrumpcards.com and collect your piece of American history,” he said in the video.