Trump sells new digital trading cards and a suit he wore at the Biden debate

The former president has sold digital trading cards in the past, and this isn’t the first time he’s offered to sell part of one of his suits.

While supporters can buy the Biden debate suit this time around – “people call it the knockout suit,” Trump said in the video – the former president last year sold small cutouts of the blue suit he wore when he was arrested and had a mugshot taken in Atlanta on election fraud charges.

Trump said: “We’re going to cut up the gorgeous suit, you’re going to get one piece of it, and we’re going to randomly sign five of them. This is a real collector’s item. This is something you can give to your family, your children and your grandchildren.”

Since the release of the last cards in May, cryptocurrency has become part of the Republican party platform. Trump has promised to support Bitcoin mining in the US and to oppose the creation of a central bank digital currency.

Earlier versions of the cards included images of Trump as George Washington and one of him posing with a lion wearing a crown.