
Looking for that special card that will offer exclusive perks just for being wealthy? MasterCard is offering the latest and greatest with their Sotheby’s MasterCard specifically tailored for those who earn over $250,000 per year and have over $2 million in investable assets. Not only does the card afford you invitations to private exhibitions at Sotheby’s and special pricing on Sotheby’s catalogues, but you’ll also get free access to museums, special concierge treatment during international travel, access to airport lounges, and much more.
Plus, instead of getting a few bucks back at the end of the year or points towards gasoline and groceries, this elite card offers those with a penchant for the arts something a little extra special. You’ll have he ability to redeem points towards getting your very own Sotheby’s Auctioneer to conduct the charity auction of your choice.
You’ll also be able to redeem points for private visits and tours with artists, helicopter tours of the California wine country with a Sotheby’s wine specialist, VIP access to Fashion Weeks in Paris, New York, and Los Angeles, or private air safaris through the top game reserves of Southern Africa. Or if you’re all about entertainment, redeem for exclusive court time with a professional basketball player or experience a walk-on role on a TV show or theatrical production.
But don’t get too excited just yet; the Sotheby’s card is invite-only.
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