How Pricing Works in History Stamps

History Stamps is more than just an NFT collection.

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Every collector joins the story at a different point in time. Together, we are building a decentralized network of custodians of the world's largest digital NFT collection dedicated to the historical events that shaped human civilization.

Every great collection begins with its earliest collectors, and we believe they deserve to be rewarded with a greater discount.

The earlier you join the History Stamps collection, the lower your mint price will be. Instead of limited-time sales, private offers, or personalized discounts, we use a transparent pricing model that is publicly available in advance and applies equally to everyone.

  • Everyone knows the rules before they mint.
  • Everyone can see the current price
  • Everyone understands how the price will change over time.

What Is the Collector Discount?

The Collector Discount is a benefit reserved for early collectors.

As the collection grows, this discount gradually decreases.

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    Not because someone manually changes the price.
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    Not because of promotions or special offers.
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    But because the collection follows a transparent pricing model that has been published in advance.

Final Collection Price

The final predefined price for a Common NFT in the History Stamps collection is:

$50,000
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This price serves as the foundation of the entire pricing model.

At launch, the earliest collectors receive the maximum Collector Discount relative to the final collection price.

As more NFTs are minted, the available discount gradually decreases.

How Does the Price Change?

  • Every newly minted NFT slightly reduces the available Collector Discount.
  • Each new price is calculated automatically.
  • The pricing algorithm is fixed in advance and cannot be changed or adjusted for individual users.
  • The same rules apply to every collector.

Collection Milestones

Mint Number Common Price Collector Discount
#1 $50 99.9%
#100 $100 99.8%
#300 $500 99.0%
#500 $1,000 98.0%
#1,000 $2,000 96.0%
#2,500 $5,000 90.0%
#5,000 $10,000 80.0%
#7,500 $20,000 60.0%
#9,000 $35,000 30.0%
#10,000 $50,000 0.0%

This price serves as the foundation of the entire pricing model.
At launch, the earliest collectors receive the maximum Collector Discount relative to the final collection price.
As more NFTs are minted, the available discount gradually decreases.

How Is the Price Calculated Between Milestones?

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    There are no sudden price jumps.
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    There are no hidden price adjustments.
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    There is no manual intervention.
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    The price updates gradually after every new mint.

For example, if the collection is between Mint #500 and Mint #1,000, the Common NFT price will increase smoothly from $1,000 to $2,000, rather than jumping instantly to the next level.

The price is calculated automatically using the following formula:

Common Price = Start Price × (End Price ÷ Start Price)^t

where t = (Current Mint − Start Mint) ÷ (End Mint − Start Mint)

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This ensures that every collector benefits from a transparent and predictable pricing system.

Why Did We Choose This Model?

We believe early collectors deserve preferential pricing because supporting a project in its earliest stages carries greater value and greater risk.
Instead of offering private discounts or temporary promotions, we created a single public pricing model that applies equally to everyone.
That's why the earlier you become part of History Stamps, the greater the Collector Discount available at the time of your mint.

Rarity Multipliers

Some NFTs may be worth significantly more than the current Common NFT price if they belong to a higher rarity tier.

There are four rarity categories:

Category Multiplier
Common x1
Rare x10
Epic x50
Legendary x100

Collection Multipliers

Certain thematic collections may include an additional Collection Multiplier, which is applied instead of the standard pricing.

Example
Crypto Generation Era x5
Time Period: 1970–2000