What's inside
Physical objects, documented properly
A Rip Bag is a sealed physical product. This page is where the substance lives: what the pieces are made of, how tiers are built, and how provenance is recorded.
The object
Struck, finished, sealed
Every piece in a series is a physical collectible produced to a documented specification. The specification for each series is published on its drop page.
- Metal composition
- TBC
- Weight & diameter
- TBC
- Finish / strike type
- TBC
- Mint or production partner
- TBC
- Run size per tier
- TBC
- Authentication & grading approach
- TBC
No composition, purity, grading or valuation claims are made until the client supplies verified production data.
Tier structure
How the hierarchy works
Every DISME series uses the same four-tier language, so collectors can read any drop board instantly.
The foundation of every collection — the pull that starts the set.
Lower-population strikes with distinct finishes inside the series.
Short-run pieces released in limited quantity per drop.
The single most sought-after pull of the series. One name on the board.
Provenance
Where a piece has been
Serialised pieces are tied to the series they came from, and the drop archive stays public after sellout so a piece can always be traced back to its board.
Series record
Each drop page remains live permanently with the board that shipped.
Serialisation
Elite and Chase pieces carry serial identifiers where applicable.
Collector record
Future: log pulls to your collection so provenance follows the piece.