VestaveroVV.FR.2026.001
Object 001 · Vestavero Founding Registry
Chapter I — American Numismatics
Keeper photography — archival commitments
- Obverse master · SHA-256
bc20604c5bf5db863bc5a5ed757111e4bc4b00861eee74defa8128e3040580c1- Reverse master · SHA-256
158cb973fd5977a0daff367547f2a29ac533f0bfb5911969e253fe2832c6da08
Founder photography, Session 1. Digests are byte-for-byte archival commitments per the sealed asset manifest — the obverse master is the record's asset-commitment preimage. Ten distinguishing marks are plotted in the Surface Signature below.
Surface record
Surface signature — distinguishing marks
Ten curated marks across both faces, recorded from the keeper master photographs. Topographical marks carry primary weight — marks endure; toning drifts. The web joining each face is part of the record: its geometry belongs to this coin alone. Select a node to open its pop-out study.
Obverse — Liberty
M1The Eye LineTopographical
Liberty's eye, crossing toward the nose bridge
A thin, sharp diagonal line running from the brow down across the eye toward the bridge of the nose. Crisp and individual; the first mark a loupe finds.
M2The Field DaggerTopographical
Deep mirror field at 8 o'clock, inboard of the second and third left stars
A lone t-shaped mark standing isolated in the mirror field — a single figure in black glass. The strongest individual identifier on the obverse.
M3The Jaw TrailTopographicalRecorded tentative
Mid-cheek, descending the jawline toward the chin
A subtle vertical luster patch on the mid-cheek with a trail of russet micro-flecks following the jawline. Recorded tentative at curation — the subtlest of the topographical marks.
M4The Date FillTopographical
Within the recesses of the 8 and 9 of the date
Russet accumulation seated inside the protected recesses of the 8 and the 9 of 1879 — material held in topography, checkable digit by digit.
M5The Russet DriftContextual · color
Hair above the ear, sweeping toward the LIBERTY band
A diagonal amber-russet toning band through the hair above the ear. A color signature: recorded as contextual — toning can evolve; the topography beneath it does not.
M6The Rim CrescentContextual · color
Left periphery, roughly 7 to 11 o'clock along the denticles
A deep olive-russet crescent hugging the denticles of the left periphery, pooling in the star recesses. A color signature, recorded as contextual.
Reverse — the eagle
R1The Mintmark StationTopographical
The S mintmark, between the wreath bow and DOLLAR
The San Francisco S seated below the bow, carrying a micro-fleck at its upper-right shoulder. Every verifier goes to the mintmark first; this one keeps a companion.
R2The Right-Field FlecksTopographicalRecorded tentative
Deep mirror between the right wreath spray and RICA
A small pair of dark flecks standing in the mirror between the wreath and the legend. Recorded tentative at curation — awaiting the founder's loupe.
R3The Arrow FillTopographical
The arrowheads at the eagle's claw
Russet accumulation seated in the arrowhead recesses — the reverse's answer to the Date Fill, material held in protected topography.
R4The Wingtip BlushContextual · color
The left wingtip's leading edge, toward STATES
A warm russet drift along the leading edge of the left wing, reaching toward the legend. A color signature, recorded as contextual.
Obverse — Liberty
The sealed keeper master, 1254 × 1254, presented whole.
SHA-256 bc20604c5bf5db863bc5a5ed757111e4bc4b00861eee74defa8128e3040580c1 — byte-for-byte archival commitment per the sealed asset manifest.
Reverse — the eagle
The sealed keeper master, 1254 × 1254, presented whole.
SHA-256 158cb973fd5977a0daff367547f2a29ac533f0bfb5911969e253fe2832c6da08 — byte-for-byte archival commitment per the sealed asset manifest.
M1The Eye LineTopographical
Liberty's eye, crossing toward the nose bridge
A thin, sharp diagonal line running from the brow down across the eye toward the bridge of the nose. Crisp and individual; the first mark a loupe finds.
Close study ✕M2The Field DaggerTopographical
Deep mirror field at 8 o'clock, inboard of the second and third left stars
A lone t-shaped mark standing isolated in the mirror field — a single figure in black glass. The strongest individual identifier on the obverse.
Close study ✕M3The Jaw TrailTopographicalRecorded tentative
Mid-cheek, descending the jawline toward the chin
A subtle vertical luster patch on the mid-cheek with a trail of russet micro-flecks following the jawline. Recorded tentative at curation — the subtlest of the topographical marks.
Close study ✕M4The Date FillTopographical
Within the recesses of the 8 and 9 of the date
Russet accumulation seated inside the protected recesses of the 8 and the 9 of 1879 — material held in topography, checkable digit by digit.
Close study ✕M5The Russet DriftContextual · color
Hair above the ear, sweeping toward the LIBERTY band
A diagonal amber-russet toning band through the hair above the ear. A color signature: recorded as contextual — toning can evolve; the topography beneath it does not.
Close study ✕M6The Rim CrescentContextual · color
Left periphery, roughly 7 to 11 o'clock along the denticles
A deep olive-russet crescent hugging the denticles of the left periphery, pooling in the star recesses. A color signature, recorded as contextual.
Close study ✕R1The Mintmark StationTopographical
The S mintmark, between the wreath bow and DOLLAR
The San Francisco S seated below the bow, carrying a micro-fleck at its upper-right shoulder. Every verifier goes to the mintmark first; this one keeps a companion.
Close study ✕R2The Right-Field FlecksTopographicalRecorded tentative
Deep mirror between the right wreath spray and RICA
A small pair of dark flecks standing in the mirror between the wreath and the legend. Recorded tentative at curation — awaiting the founder's loupe.
Close study ✕R3The Arrow FillTopographical
The arrowheads at the eagle's claw
Russet accumulation seated in the arrowhead recesses — the reverse's answer to the Date Fill, material held in protected topography.
Close study ✕R4The Wingtip BlushContextual · color
The left wingtip's leading edge, toward STATES
A warm russet drift along the leading edge of the left wing, reaching toward the legend. A color signature, recorded as contextual.
Close study ✕Surface-signature commitment · SHA-256 of the canonical two-face mark set, bound to both sealed master photographs:cf3daa36cb76a46c35bba156cbe4d90a60e5ea3e185b83c2b3346244ece106b8
These marks record the surface as photographed in the founder's keeper session. A match against them means one thing: the object matches the recorded surface signature. Vestavero does not assert authenticity.
Coin · CP-2026-00000001
1879 Morgan Dollar
San Francisco Mint
Object 001 of the Vestavero Founding Registry. Struck at the San Francisco Mint in 1879; certified by PCGS, Mint State 66, Deep Mirror Prooflike, in an early-generation holder. Documented by the founder's own photography and accessioned 26 July 2026.
Public passport
Identity & certification
- Passport ID
- CP-2026-00000001
- Issuer
- Vestavero Registry
- Certification
- Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS)
- Certification no.
- 9945421
- Grade
- Mint State 66 · Deep Mirror Prooflike
- Category
- Coin
- Year
- 1879
- Denomination
- One Dollar
- Country
- United States
- Material
- .900 silver, .100 copper — type specification
- Edition / mintage
- San Francisco Mint · mintage 9,110,000
- Serial / reference
- PCGS 97093.66/9945421
- Population
- 64 in this grade; 14 finer — PCGS Certification Database, as of 26 July 2026
- Holder
- Early-generation PCGS holder — typology supports c. 1990–1998; an exact grading date has not been established and may not be recoverable — a historical limitation, not an incomplete record
- Type specification
- Morgan dollar type standard: 26.73 g · 38.1 mm · .900 silver, .100 copper · reeded edge. Type specification — not a measurement of this specimen, which is certified and holdered.
- Lifecycle
- ACTIVE
Live custody
Contract record
- Current custodian
- 0x0582…e09e
- Issuing wallet
- 0x8732…3906
- Contract
- 0x7d2E…19F8
- Chain
- Base · 8453
- Token ID
- #1
- Registration transaction
- 0xd8a3…811b
- Registration date
- 7/26/2026
Custody comes from ownerOf() on the configured contract. The database owner field is not used as proof.
Physical record safeguards
Secure tag & image fingerprints
No secure tag is fitted to this object. The image fingerprints below are real archival commitments: SHA-256 digests of the founder's keeper photographs, byte-for-byte as vaulted.
- Secure-tag hash
- Not fitted
- Image fingerprint 1
- sha256:bc20604c5bf5db863bc5a5ed757111e4bc4b00861eee74defa8128e3040580c1
- Image fingerprint 2
- sha256:c3ecb382a308b2deb8e864e79e9b808f721d9a2c4dbf3468122374c8b2f73f97
- Image fingerprint 3
- sha256:85ac05cd6ad0a2b900fec39845ee09972f39e0613ee2ffce450f2ef7f32acbeb
Commitment comparison
Database and contract hashes
0xd201…c1da0xd201…c1daMATCH0x798d…4da70x798d…4da7MATCH0xbc20…80c10xbc20…80c1MATCH0x8cf2…85ff0x8cf2…85ffMATCH
Portable verification
Scan this passport
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https://vestavero.com/verify/CP-2026-00000001Recorded history
Provenance
- 1879 — DocumentedStruck at the San Francisco Mint.
- Unknown intervalRecorded as unknown.
- c. 1990–1998 — Corroborated estimateCertified by PCGS, Mint State 66 Deep Mirror Prooflike; holder era corroborated by typology. An exact date has not been established and may not be recoverable.
- Unknown intervalRecorded as unknown.
- January 2026 — DocumentedAcquired by the founder at public auction, Heritage Auctions. Acquisition record on file, private ledger.
- July 2026 — DocumentedDocumented by the founder’s own photography and accessioned as Object 001 of the Vestavero Founding Registry.
Permanent passport — issued
The permanent Vestavero Passport for this object was issued on Base mainnet on 14 August 2026 as token 1 and is held by the Vestavero custody vault. The testnet rehearsal record is preserved in the museum record. The record earns its verification when the configured contract agrees — never by assertion.
Custody history
Transfer history
No recorded transfers
This passport remains with its initial registered custodian.
Issuer of record
Vestavero Registry
Vestavero Registry is the founding issuer of record. Certification is by Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS); issuer authority is separately confirmed by the contract role.
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