UPDATE April 3 12PM ET: Today we announced that Series 1 will feature even lower mint counts than previously communicated. All maximum mint count numbers for each tier will be equal to or below the numbers outlined in this post.‍

‍UPDATE March 31: Updated to include language about Ultimate tier, the highest tier of scarcity on NFL ALL DAY. No Moments from Ultimate tier have been released yet.


Moments on NFL ALL DAY are split into rarity tiers that help quickly convey their relative scarcity.

Currently, all available Moments on NFL ALL DAY fall into one of three tiers: Common, Rare or Legendary. This post also features information on Ultimate tier, from which no Moments have yet been released.

Each tier has specific guidelines for both the mint counts of individual Moments and the total mint count of all Moments in the tier.

For Series 1, which covers the 2021 NFL season, the numbers are as follows:

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Ultimate: Ultimate Moments all feature a mint count of 10 or fewer. The first Ultimate Moment to be released will be part of our Historical Series and feature a mint count of 10.

No Ultimate Moments have yet been released in Series 1. During Weeks 1-12 of the 2021 NFL season, we minted 352 unique 1/1 Moments, each featuring a different player. These Moments belong to a set called Genesis and were the first Moments minted on the blockchain. These Genesis Moments may be released in the future. Genesis Moments will be the only Ultimate-tier Moments ever produced as part of Series 1.

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Legendary: Every Legendary Moment in Series 1 features a mint count somewhere between 29-59. Across all Legendary Moments in Series 1, the total combined mint count will not exceed 10,000.

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‍Rare: Every Rare Moment in Series 1 features a mint count somewhere between 499-1,200. Across all Rare Moments in Series 1, the total combined mint count will not exceed 450,000.

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Common: Every Common Moment in Series 1 features a mint count somewhere between 6,000-10,000. Across all Common Moments in Series 1, the total combined mint count will not exceed 5 million.

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LAST UPDATED ON
April 3, 2022