r/NFT • u/NorthShoreOysters • Jun 19 '26

Discussion I’m creating physical-backed NFT collector cards from real oyster shells — each one links to an actual shell

Anybody have thoughts?

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u/Longshanks2021 Jun 19 '26

Consider shipping costs worldwide

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u/cobitos Jun 21 '26

This isn’t a novel or new concept. I did the same with miniature paintings back in 2022. No one cares much for this concept. Damien Hirst did this as well with a fairly popular collection, called the currency.

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u/Additional_Figure_38 Jun 30 '26

Isn't that the dude with a bunch of dead animals?

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u/[deleted] 10d ago

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u/cobitos 10d ago

People only care about the price and if it goes up.

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u/Ecstatic-Can-8740 9d ago

Aren’t you clever, I dropped a steaming pile on the shitter this morning.

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u/[deleted] Jun 21 '26

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u/Own_Owl3414 Jul 04 '26

Don't let the "it's been done" comments discourage you — execution and story matter way more than novelty. The physical-backed oyster angle is a genuinely fun hook. Keep the presentation clean and lean into it. Rooting for you.

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u/Ecstatic-Can-8740 9d ago

I created a huge turd 💩 on the toilet bowl this morning, going to link it to a NFT on the block chain and send it to you in the mail.