RareMint offers authentic real world collectible assets and creates a digital experience of those collectibles through asset-backed NFTs. Each 1/1 Ultra Rare NFT has the corresponding physical asset in our safe and secure vault.
Enter the Marketplace >Shot in 12K resolution, our custom 3D asset creation processes allow us to capture a photorealistic display. Authentication and provenance are recorded and then we mint the 1 of 1 asset-backed NFT.
RareMint insures and protects your physical assets in our highly secure vault at no cost to you. Vaulting allows for seamless portability, fast resale and collateralization of your asset-backed NFT without putting your physical asset at risk.
We are a community of like-minded, passionate collectors. All RareMint assets are initially dropped at our marketplace or with our drop partners. Secondary sales can be made on OpenSea and other marketplaces.
The RareMint Slab Series will launch its initial Pokemon digital break. The drop contains 200 Pokemon Mystery Packs that each contain a 1 of 1 Pokemon Card NFT. The NFT can be redeemed anytime for the physical version stored in our secure vault. You could be the lucky one to rip open the $28,800 Charizard Holo in our first mystery pack drop.
Explore >RareMint Galaxy Pass is live. Get exclusive access to highly curated asset-backed NFT drops, private members only channels and livestreams, rewards, tokens, first looks on future asset-backed drops, allow lists, and much more.
Learn more >New to collecting NFTs? We'll cover the basics of what NFTs are, how they work, and why you should be collecting.
Learn more >Ultra Rare
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1930 FIFA World Cup Jules Rimet Trophy
7.2 ETH
$7,951 USD
Ultra Rare
1939 Play Ball Joe DiMaggio #26 PSA 7
4.2 ETH
$4,638 USD
Ultra Rare
1991 Dan Marino Game Worn Helmet Signed
7.5 ETH
$8,282 USD
Ultra Rare
1956 Topps Mickey Mantle #135 PSA/DNA 4 / 8 (Auto)
8.2 ETH
$9,055 USD
RareMint Value: Securing Physical Assets
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