If there’s a dust-covered shoebox full of baseball, Pokemon, or other cards stashed away somewhere in your house, now is probably a good time for you to look for it because here’s a dose of nostalgia.
Nouns Card Collection
Collecting Nouns nft cards is a fun, interactive hobby for anyone and everyone.
One of the most enjoyable experiences of collecting is meeting new people with similar interests. Not everyone has the budget to own a noun, many build and develop amazing projects for Nouns to proliferate. Collecting and perhaps getting a letter that a nouner is looking for for their collection could be the beginning of a connection for future projects.
First edition
One Noun per day, considering that, the first edition of Nouns NFT Card will only be 500 Nouns.
Rarity
The rarity of the cards will follow a system similar to Pokemon, the first Nouns will be the most difficult, but the rarest to get. Just like promo cards, these cards will be special cards that will refer to a project that had a big impact on the Nouns ecosystem.
Cards
The cards will have two versions, the nft and the physical, however the physical will be a possible reward for those who complete all nft Nouns card collection.
For all those who complete their collection, a physical Drop will be sent
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12% of the entire amount raised will go to the Nouns treasury.
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I am requested 4.7 ETH for the purpose of getting a trial, presenting updates every 15 days.
Budget :
2 ETH artists
2 ETH develop beta site
0.7 ETH physical card prototype.
Possible collectors:
“Fast Flippers” – Flippers are more interested in making quick money than collecting cards, so they can buy multiple cards in order to get a higher rarity card e.g. the first Nouns, or a Nounder, to resell them for a high price.
“Wall Street Types” – Just like stocks, card values fluctuate over time. Wall Street types see trading cards as tangible stocks. They take the time to research value trends and are always looking to buy low and sell high. Like the fast swimmers, Wall Street types are in the hobby for the money, but they handle larger sums and seem to find pleasure in the ride.
“Nouns nostalgic” – This is where the community places itself. Many have been here since the beginning of the project, collecting and trading NFTs cards with the community itself is immeasurable.
Collecting cards is a historical tradition, implementing Nouns NFT Card Collection into the ecosystem can be fun, immersive and profitable.
Yahoo! News reports that seven of the 10 biggest cards sales in history have taken place over the past eight months and, during that span, the record for the “most expensive card ever sold” has been shattered twice. As of March 30, the current record holder is a 1952 Topps Micky Mantle card that was purchased for $5.2 million, according to Action Network.
Card value is spiking at unprecedented levels. In February, a Michael Jordan rookie card sold at auction for $738,000, according to CNN. Two weeks earlier, the same card sold for $215,000. That’s a 243% value increase in only 14 days.As card values are spiking, transaction numbers are following suit. The Athletic reports that eBay hosted 4 million more trading card transactions in 2020 than 2019 at a 142% growth rate. According to the site, the recent surge in interest has created problems for card manufacturers like Topps and Panini as they struggle to keep products on store shelves.
It’s clear more cards are being sold now than ever before, and some of them are fetching absurd prices.
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