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The Art

Every coin’s 3D art, running here from local copies of the code inscribed on Bitcoin.

Each piece is reinscribed onto the same rare sat that carries its coin’s UNAT mint, so the art and the mint can never be separated.

Every coin is sealed until its sat moves. A sealed coin shows the tamper seal over its back, exactly as the physical coin does. When the sat leaves the coin’s address, the seal comes off and the engraving underneath is revealed — the digital echo of peeling the seal off the real thing.

All 100 coins

Click a tile to view its 3D artwork. From there you can open the inscription directly on ordinals.com and see it rendered straight from the chain.

  • address has spent
  • An orange tile means that coin’s address has spent, which is what the coin list reports. Whether the art itself has unsealed depends on where the sat ended up, so an orange coin still shows its seal until the sat itself leaves the coin’s address.