Calling all Pokémon card collectors!
Courtyard, the collectible card vaulting platform, is bringing an exciting twist to the world of Pokémon cards. In collaboration with crypto tech startup Privy and Ethereum NFT collection Chimpers, Courtyard is giving away hundreds of mystery card packs containing tokenized Pokémon cards. This exclusive marketplace, shared with Decrypt’s GG, allows collectors to own digital versions of graded Pokémon cards and even redeem them for their physical counterparts.
On November 21, collectors will have the opportunity to open their virtual card packs and discover which Pokémon card they’ve “caught.” Each digital pack contains an NFT tied to a graded Pokémon card, bringing the excitement of opening physical card packs to the digital realm. Whether it’s a vintage base set card, a modern card, or a rare promo card, each one is carefully graded and securely stored with vaulting firm Brink’s.
Hidden Treasures Await
Among the mystery packs, collectors will find incredible Pokémon cards, including the elusive 2020 Sword & Shield Shiny Star Charizard and the sought-after 1998 Starter Red Green Gift Set Holo Scyther. These gems are highly valuable and prized by collectors worldwide. With each card encapsulated and graded, their authenticity and condition are guaranteed.
By putting Pokémon cards on the blockchain, Courtyard leverages the power of tokenization and non-fungible tokens (NFTs). This innovative approach establishes digital scarcity and provides a unique identifier for each card, making replicating it virtually impossible.
Courtyard’s marketplace offers tokenized versions of real Pokémon cards as certificates of authenticity. Collectors can now own digital representations of their favourite cards, which can be redeemed for physical cards if desired.
It’s a Thanksgiving Treat!
To celebrate the holiday season, Courtyard is generously giving away these mystery card packs across multiple drops. Each day, 100 packs will be released, totalling 400 packs between November 14 and November 17. Additionally, Courtyard has set aside 10 packs for collectors who write the best responses to its Thanksgiving-themed questions, adding an extra element of fun and creativity to the giveaway.
Courtyard’s previous card drops have been a tremendous success, with nine drops selling out and over 1,700 cards tokenized on the blockchain. The total value of these graded Pokémon cards amounts to an impressive $200,000. The integration of blockchain technology not only enhances the collectible experience but also ensures the authenticity and provenance of each card.
In Conclusion
Courtyard’s mystery card packs bring a new level of excitement and innovation to the world of Pokémon card collecting. Through tokenization and NFTs, collectors can own digital versions of coveted Pokémon cards, with the option to redeem them for their physical counterparts. This blending of the virtual and physical realms opens up endless possibilities for collectors and establishes a new era for the Pokémon card community.
Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to catch ’em all with Courtyard’s tokenized Pokémon cards.
Here’s a sneak peek at what awaits you!
