Half Dollar Duals – 50 Cent x JFK – Obscur Series – Faux Autograph Art Card – Limited Edition

HALF DOLLAR DUALS

A New Addition to the OBSCUR Collection by Ecto Selecto

Some cards make sense.

This one absolutely does not.

Introducing Half Dollar Duals — a premium absurdist art card pairing two individuals who have no business sharing cardboard together… except for one very specific reason.

50 Cent meets John F. Kennedy in a luxury-inspired collectible celebrating one of the strangest conceptual pairings we have created to date.

Designed to mimic the aesthetics of high-end modern sports cards while embracing complete absurdity, this release continues the growing OBSCUR line — where impossible collectibles become reality.

OPTION 1 — BASE EDITION

Price: $20.00

Includes:

• (1) Signed Half Dollar Duals Base Card
• Housed in premium magnetic case
• Includes custom Ecto Selecto tamper seal
• Limited production release
• Not individually numbered

The base edition is considered limited, but exact production numbers will remain undisclosed.

OPTION 2 — 1/1 CHASE EDITION

Price: $74.99

Includes:

• (1) Random 1/1 Half Dollar Duals Variant
• Individually marked 1/1
• Random variation from a total run of only four unique versions

Possible variations include:

• Pearl
• Artist Proof
• Holo
• Cracked Ice

PLUS

• (1) Complimentary Signed Base Edition
• Premium magnetic case with custom Ecto Selecto seal

Only 4 total 1/1 cards exist.

Once sold out, they are gone permanently.

IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER

This card contains faux/reproduction autograph artwork created for artistic and entertainment purposes.

The signatures featured on this card are NOT authentic autographs and are NOT affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any individuals represented.

This is an original parody/conceptual art card produced by Ecto Selecto.

ABOUT OBSCUR

OBSCUR is an ongoing experimental collection focused on absurd premium collectibles, impossible pairings, and concept-driven card art designed to make collectors stop and ask:

“Wait… why does this exist?”