Just bought Fred Again's first pressing of Actual Life 1 on vinyl, limited to 1000 copies.

Why do we pay an arm and a leg for NFTs, but the collector grails of music are so cheap (this was $500)?

I see Fred Again here more then most grail NFT projects! https://i.imgur.com/EuP1Wr6.jpg

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Agreed that the ease of buying/selling physical collectibles need to improve. Companies are pushing this forward, e.g. eBay with their vault.

Stocks used to be physical too 😄 But just because the stock was physical, it didn't mean it was worth 98% less. Digitalization of everything 👀  https://i.imgur.com/f16Rk3Q

i don't have to leave my couch to buy an NFT and there's no physical exchange of me tapping a card and stretching out my little ape paw for physical item. 2 clicks and bing bong i've got a grail NFT - aka ETH be slippery

Currently going down the Fred Again rabbithole, love it.

I think some of the price disparity is due to the composability of NFTs. Ie if you own an ape, then you get the mutant, and the ape coin etc.

Imagine if Fred released his own NFT collection that gave access to his shows (they were sold out all the time)

I've just started to get into vinyl for the first time - it's an addiction already and I'm jealous, you make a v good point