Unused call signs — kept in the North Linen stack.
8.96% through the catalog
Open art ↗Edition 89,601,003 of 1,000,000,000. 100 shapes, mostly lines, mostly teal. It sits in block 660, minted with that block's other 4,999 editions, scattered across the billion.
Someone numbered it in pencil. Night archivist Abebe set it down in a punched card, and the sheet shows fibers lifted where a label was peeled.
It is folio 3 of Elm 1, in the Last Vault, North Linen stack. Two witnesses disagree by a single unit.
Hand 1 · 411 mm · count 703
Stack
North Linen
Gallery
Last Vault
Bay
Elm 1
Call number
S09-G97-B02-F0003
Block
660 of 200,000
Rarity
Common
One mint gives a wallet 5,000 random pages, scattered across the billion, for 0.0001 ETH (0.00000002 ETH a page). You find out which ones the moment it lands. One mint per wallet.
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