Former U.S. President Donald J. Trump is trying to sell NFTs again.

The newest edition of his Trump Cards NFT collection is dubbed “Mugshots” in a tip of the hat to the legal battle Trump is currently embroiled in.

“Mugshots” includes 100,000 digital cards minted on Polygon, each priced at $99 dollars.

There’s a twist, however.

Really Good Suit

Trump collectors that purchase 47 of these cards (if elected next year, Trump will become the 47th president of the United States), will receive a physical edition of the card with a cut out of the suit he wore when the mugshot took place.

“For the first time, we are creating a real physical card,” said Trump in a video yesterday that launched his collection, adding that the piece of clothing collectors will receive belonged to a “great suit, believe me, a really good suit.”

Trump also explained that buyers will be invited to a gala dinner at his Mar-a-Lago Florida resort–a place he said “you’ve probably heard of, it’s become a pretty famous place by now.”

Trump Cards

Trump launched his NFT collection last year, despite claims of being a “crypto-skeptic” in the past.

The previous two editions sold out quickly but have since tanked in price. According to NFT Price Floor, between the two, the average sale price has plummeted 40%, the first collectibles trading at 0.144 ETH ($315 dollars), and the second offer at 0.02 ETH ($44 dollars).

“Go and get your own exclusive piece of American history,” Trump ends the video, “and we’ll all have fun together. Have a good life.”