Rarity values

Rare stamps can sometimes be very valuable. That makes sense. But what about the other, digital part of the Swiss Crypto Stamp?

Switzerland’s first stamp appeared in 1843 in the Canton of Zurich. The Basel Dove, the world’s first multicoloured stamp, was issued two years later and is legendary today. Some of these stamps have already achieved prices of over 100,000 francs. The value of a block of 15 stamps has even exceeded 1 million francs. The “Dybli” was issued with a print run of 41,400 copies. It’s the first and only stamp issued by the Canton of Basel-Stadt. 

Our “Aia” is far rarer. There are only 50 of the Swiss Crypto Stamp 3.0 with the token ID 13.

Is our female St. Bernard Aia the modern equivalent of the “Dybli”?

One thing’s for sure: rare NFTs are more expensive. Then there are price factors, which are difficult to influence. They include personal motivation for collecting, cultural or emotional value, prominence and demand.

Aia is rare, making it of great value to all ardent collectors – simply for knowing that this special crypto stamp is part of your collection.