THE DIGITAL MINT

669 pieces from the 1994 Series. Three ways in — by what it looks like, by what it costs, or by who is in it.

You will become the proud owner of an original digital artwork.

A digital artwork is a piece made to be viewed on a screen rather than hung on a wall — but sold the same way, one buyer, one owner. Sold this way it’s called an NFT.

Yours to keep, show off, and pass on. Whichever one you pick, it belongs to you and nobody else has it.

Shop by series

Four series, each a different treatment of the same six figures.

Why some cost more

Look behind the character. The more that is going on back there, the more elaborate the piece and the fewer of them exist — so the more it costs. Every piece carries one grade, and the grade tells you both.

  1. 01 Training Issue Plain behind him — flat colour, a wash or a check. The cheapest route to a full squad of six. £10 171 exist
  2. 02 General Issue Something happening behind him — neon, geometry, an arena, an explosion. £20 268 exist
  3. 03 Field Issue Out of the studio and into the game. The whole Championship Handlers Series. £40 96 exist
  4. 04 Combat Issue Full scenes, shot on location. The whole Travel the World Series. £60 92 exist
  5. 05 Command Issue One-off settings, no repeats. The scarcest grade in the collection. £120 40 exist

Bar length shows how many pieces exist at each grade, relative to the largest run.

Shop by character

Six figures made up the entire 1994 run. Collect one character across every grade, or one of each for a full squad.

New to the collection? Meet the six · Read the file