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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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

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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

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@j4ck.eth time to start buying these NFTs up 😄

Ship your stuff to us! It'll get vaulted at Brink's and you'll get a shiny NFT too courtyard.io

The 2 key aspects beyond “because it’s digital” imo: 

1. Tradeability - adding secondary market liquidity is a major upgrade 

2. Connection / access - with vynil you buy and that’s it. NFTs create a direct connection between fans and artist that can be used for life (i.e. concert access, future drops, etc.)