Former President Donald Trump, currently embroiled in his first criminal trial in New York, is set to take a brief hiatus from legal proceedings to convene with supporters who purchased his "Mugshot Edition" NFTs, as reported by Axios on Wednesday.

According to Axios, Trump is slated to return to his Palm Beach residence in Florida for a dinner gathering at Mar-a-Lago, where he will meet personally with supporters who individually acquired over 47 NFTs, each valued at $99. The exclusive dinner engagement is detailed in copies of the invitation obtained by Axios.

Trump's sentiments outside the courtroom on Tuesday hinted at his preference for campaign activities over legal entanglements, characterizing the ongoing trial as a "hoax." The trial centers on alleged charges of falsifying business records related to hush money payments made to adult film actress Stormy Daniels.

The "Mugshot" NFTs in question feature Trump's 2023 arrest photo, stemming from conspiracy allegations surrounding the 2020 U.S. election results. Notably, the company responsible for these NFTs has asserted its independence from Trump's campaign.

Supporters who secured invitations to the dinner event are poised to receive an additional physical memento: a card containing a fragment of the suit worn by Trump on the day of his arrest in Atlanta last August. This artifact, heralded as a significant historical emblem on the NFT website, adds an extra layer of exclusivity to the event.

As of now, The Block's inquiries seeking confirmation from the Trump campaign remain unanswered, leaving further details surrounding the dinner gathering pending confirmation.