Palm Beach, Florida - Donald Trump's collection of non-fungible token (NFT) trading cards recently sunk in value, reaching an all-time low.

According to Newsweek, the cards' floor price dramatically dropped early Saturday morning to 0.00057 Ethereum (ETH), which comes out to about $1.04 for a card.

The outlet has been using NFT marketplace OpenSea to track the data for Trump's cards, which managed to reach a 90-day high on February 16 of 0.694 ETH, which comes out to an impressive $1,262.91 per card.

Last year, Trump teased a "major announcement" which left his fans on the edge of their seats in anticipation.

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On December 15, he unveiled his first line of NFT cards, which featured fake images of the former president dressed in various costumes, such as an astronaut and a doctor, and depicted in "patriotic" scenarios.

Trump was criticized for the $99 per card price and scammy nature of the project, but the line quickly sold out, with some spectators asking up to $24,000 for rarer cards.

In April, Trump released the second line of NFTs "due to the great success" of the first, but the cards have since been on a downward trajectory in value. As of Tuesday, they were priced at 0.1147 ETH, or $208.64 per card, far less than its peak only a few months ago.

There have been various drops in value since the release of the first line, including a dip after his recent indictment on 34 felony charges. This particular drop is by far the biggest, and while it's unclear why this dip occurred, it could be a sign of waning popularity.

While Trump has said of the NFTs that he wants his "fans & supporters to make money, & have fun doing it," his website explicitly states that they "are intended as collectible items for individual enjoyment only, not for investment vehicles."