02 · Notes on materials
Paper, bronze, silver, gold.
From quiet paper to engraved gold and iridescent light: explore the four card finishes and their collecting tiers.
A material study, not a collectible card.
FOUR WAYS TO CATCH THE LIGHT
A little change
in the light.
Original · Paper
A quiet paper frame lets the illustration lead. The everyday moments at the heart of each collection.
24 Originals per collection
Move over the sample to explore its reflection. Each collectible has its own artwork; these samples compare materials only.
A frame for the image.
The Original finish is the quiet starting point: a light paper frame and an understated caption. It leaves the image at the centre of the experience. The three metal finishes build on that same shape, so a mixed album still feels like one collection.
Bronze brings warmth to Rare cards. Silver gives Art cards a cooler perimeter. Gold marks the Signature: fine wave engraving around the frame, a dark caption and a small RF seal. The difference is visible at rest, before you move a pointer or touch the surface.
Two reflections, one surface.
Light travels around the metal edge and across the illustration itself. The border stays distinct from the picture: a bright rim should not wash out a night sky, a face or a small illuminated window. The Signature adds a shifting spectrum of colour and fine points of light across the surface. Moving across the sample above lets you compare that iridescence with the quieter reflections of bronze and silver.
The sample uses a simple abstract landscape for every material so you can compare them. It is not a card you can draw. In the actual collections, a Rare card is a different illustration from an Original, not a bronze edition of that same scene.
The numbers behind the finishes.
All collections use the same balance: 24 Originals, eight Rare, three Art and one Signature. Every booster includes four different Originals plus a fifth card drawn from the three higher tiers. That slot is Rare 70% of the time, Art 25% and Signature 5%.
These percentages refer to the fifth card’s tier. Within the selected tier, cards you have not discovered are prioritized according to the collecting rules. The shine is part of the visual experience; it does not represent a physical metal or an investment.
Take your time with the light.
Use the material buttons above to compare the finishes. On a desktop, move your pointer across the sample. On a touch screen, glide a finger over it while allowing the page to scroll naturally. The description and material labels stay available without movement.
If your device asks for reduced motion, the sample keeps a fixed reflection. You can still see the four frames and read their differences. The artwork and its story should always matter more than the animation around them.
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