Beetlejuice’s NFT Surpasses Top Collectibles of Tom Brady, Superman and Michael Jackson at Goldin Auctions – Press release Bitcoin News
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PRESS RELEASE. Celebrity NFTs have proven to be an important collectible class that continues to rise in popularity, including traditional auction sites.
Beetlejuice, the pop-culture icon with millions of Howard Stern Show fans and social media followers, is now conquering the NFT world. His NFT continues to receive more views on Goldin‘s February Elite Auction than some of the most established collectibles of all-time, including Superman Comic #1, Tom Brady Autographed Rookie Card and Michael Jackson’s Stage-Worn Glove.
Beetlejuice’s manager of 20 years, Bobby Rooney said, “Beetle’s fans always wanted him to have the highest level collectible. That’s why it made sense for Beetle to have a digital NFT on the Blockchain and also a Physical Autographed Rookie Card, that together will be the Ultimate Beetlejuice Collectible.
Beetlejuice’s 1-of-1 NFT is original digital art based on the historic T206 baseball card design and highlights some of the greatest milestones in his life.
Included with the Beetlejuice 1-of-1 NFT is his 1-of-1 Autographed 206er Rookie Card and the Exclusive 4K Video Life Story of Beetlejuice, as told by Beetlejuice.
Beetlejuice’s One-and-Only NFT is named “As Bad AS Can” and available now for bidding on Goldin Auctions.
Final Bids Are Due Feb 23rd
Goldin.com: https://goldin.co/item/beetle-nft-the-first-and-only-official-nft-for-beetle-as-seen-on-the-hvvomb
Opensea: https://opensea.io/assets/0x495f947276749ce646f68ac8c248420045cb7b5e/37432232658240906640467004245235320197934939729821144686640862964921460064257
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