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Roger Stone Reportedly Sells Donald Trump’s Autographed 1990s Magazine Cover as NFT to Pay Legal Bills By BTC Peers

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Roger Stone Reportedly Sells Donald Trump’s Autographed 1990s Magazine Cover as NFT to Pay Legal Bills

Roger Stone, an operative and longtime Republican party member, is selling as Non-Fungible token. The magazine covers are autographed by Donald Trump (an ex-US president). Speaking in a 54-second-long video, Stone stated that the cover in question was the Real Estate – New York, a now-defunct trade publication. The cover is one Stone admired and became the benchmark for every other publication he used.

According to Stone, the major reason for selling the autographed cover was to enable him to raise funds to cover his legal expenses as a result of defending himself in several civil lawsuits, which he described as “harassment civil suits.” Stone is quoted as saying,

“Between the cost of defending myself in 6 remaining merit-less but sensationalized harassment civil suits and the J-6 [January 6th] Witchhunt my legal expenses are formidable.”

The magazine cover would be sold as an NFT, a special kind of digital art that is not interchangeable and forms part of several items within a wider collection of NFTs belonging to Stone’s memorabilia.

Related: Melania Trump Launches NFT Platform to Inspire and Make Money

The magazine cover was still up for sale on Handbid.com. Stone states that any winning bid over $20,000 on the magazine NFT cover will come with a physical copy.

Stone was among several high-ranking politicians who were pardoned in 2016 by President Trump for lying to Congress about Russian interference in US Presidential Elections 2016. In spite of the pardon by the president, Stone has received numerous lawsuits regarding his involvement in the 6th January Capitol Hill riots. The intended sale of the strategist would be a much-needed financial aid to his wife, who is also currently receiving cancer treatments.

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