I would also say that it is cool where you sell the NFT and the buyer will receive the item  (in this example, an ART like Monalisa painting) which is what the NFT is based when it is created along with the NFT once the transaction is done. Let's put it this way where the NFT you will receive in your wallet will used as a proof of ownership of the Monalisa Painting. Anyways, don't mine the example I used and I am only explaining if what stated would come true and one more thing to add, I think that if what you said would really happen then those NFTs that are created digitally like in computer then the creator could simply save a back up of that image/picture unlike the other example I use is that let's say that the Mona Lisa Painting that will be given to the buyer is the original painting that is painted by Leonardo himself with the painter's signature that is clear or visible to check which is also the proof that it is the original, as what I am trying to say is that there is only one original copy of the painting although both art can be copied (by digital for NFTs that are created online and a copy of the painting or non- digital).

Well, this is Bitcointalk after all. I'm sure that you know and aware of its purpose or the reason why this forum is made for.

I heard about it but I haven't check why they want to issue their NFT cards or for what purpose. So, I can't much give an opinion or something like that but this is what I can think of right now about it which is, I really don't care if they will issue their own NFT cards or not but if we could also benefit from their NFT cards like earn money/profit when you own one or more collectible stamps then why not acquire their NFT cards. I made a little research about it and this is what I found that when you collect/acquire an NFT then that stamp will be used as an access pass to Starbucks' World of coffee and unique experiences with starbucks or you can read all of it https://stories.starbucks.com/stories/2022/the-starbucks-odyssey-begins/