Docs / Winning

The cards

Every prize is a real, graded Pokémon card from Collector Crypt. The card sits insured in their vault. You own it as a token on Solana.

What you get

Collector Crypt keeps graded cards (PSA, CGC, Beckett and others) in a vault and issues one Solana token per card. The token carries the name, set, grade, a photo of the slab and Collector Crypt's insured value. Whoever holds the token owns the card. On the site, every card links to its page on Collector Crypt and on Solscan.

Where they come from

The pot buys Pokémon packs on the Collector Crypt pack machine: $25 packs (PKMN 25 in its list), or on a big day bigger ones (PKMN 50, 100 or 250), so the rip show stays short. Each pack holds one random graded card. The machine page shows the value ranges and the odds of each tier, and the stream shows what each pack cost.

Hidden until the rip show

A card reaches the Pack Vault as soon as it is bought. The site and the stream keep it hidden as a sealed pack until the 20:30 UTC show. It is on chain, so anyone watching the wallet can see it early. The seal is for the show, not a secret.

How it reaches you

After the draw, each card is sent from the vault to its winner in its own transaction. The vault pays the fees and the rent for your token account. You do not claim anything or connect a wallet. The drop log shows Sending, then Sent once your wallet holds the card.

What you can do with it

• Keep it. It shows in Solana wallets and on your Collector Crypt profile at collectorcrypt.com/account/<your wallet>.
• Sell or trade it on the Collector Crypt marketplace or another Solana marketplace that lists the collection. Fees are in their docs.
• Take the card home. Start a withdrawal on Collector Crypt and pay for shipping. The token is burned and the slab is shipped to you. See Withdrawing cards.

$POKEPACKS is not affiliated with Pokémon, The Pokémon Company, Collector Crypt or pump.fun. Nothing here is financial advice. Risks and disclaimer.