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$COLLECTGUE · ARCHIVE 01

Collectthe Plague

PLAGUE: archived, graded, and sealed forever. Every card carries its own number.

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A clear graded slab with a red label reading PLAGUE, Archive Portrait, number PLG-027, Mint 10, holding a portrait of a plague doctor in a riveted hat with a raven on the brim
Item 1 — the card

Four centuries old. Still mint.

The plague went around once and nobody thought to keep a copy. This time it was caught, measured, slid into plastic and given a number, like anything else worth keeping.

He stares out of the slab with one round lens. The raven came sealed in with him. Neither has complained.

NAMEPlague. No first name on record.
NUMBER#PLG-027. Each card gets its own.
POP1. There is exactly one of each.
GRADEMint 10. The beak has never been bent.
Item 2 — the vault

Pull your number.

Every card carries its own number. Turn the wheel and the vault hands you one.

PLAGUE · ARCHIVE PORTRAIT
POP 1GRADE MINT 10CERT B7396Z1X08
The vault is shut. #PLG-027 is on display.
Item 3 — incident report

Three got out.

Sealing them was meant to keep them still. These three grew parts and left the shelf.

The plague slab walking on four brass claws
SPECIMEN A

The Crawler

Four brass claws. Found halfway up a bookcase at 3 a.m.

The plague slab with two large black mechanical wings
SPECIMEN B

The Winged

Folded-iron feathers. Circles the reading room and won't come down.

The plague slab rolling on a brass gear with two weighted arms
SPECIMEN C

The Roller

One cog, two counterweights. Fast on marble, useless on carpet.

Item 4 — acquisition

How to collect.

  1. Open a walletAny wallet you trust. Keep the seed phrase on paper, in a drawer.
  2. Fund itAdd what you need and a little more for fees.
  3. Check the contractCopy it from this page or from @collectgue. Compare every character.
  4. Swap and sealPaste it into your DEX and swap for $COLLECTGUE.
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