Series 001
Starts at #001, ends at #500. The number is assigned once and never reissued. When #500 enters, the series closes.
Series 001 · the facts
Nothing hidden.
Except what should be.
Five hundred physical cards. One permanent Register. A private Vault for cardholders. Two random draws tied to the serial—not to who shouts loudest or buys an extra ticket.
01 · The physical series
One card. One number.
Built from a person
A portrait, a chosen name, an archetype and a one-line bio become one premium physical card. Every card is reviewed by a human before print.
Sets stay individual
Singles carry one serial. A DUO carries two. Squads and Teams carry one serial per person, even when their backs join into one picture.
02 · Public record · private collection
The Register is visible. The Vault knows you.
The Register
Anyone can see the Machine, the current number and the shape of Series 001. Without a card, individual identities stay closed. A cardholder can open member entries that their owners have chosen to make visible.
The Vault
Scan the protected QR on a physical card and the Vault recognises its serial. Your own cards live together there. From the Vault you can move into the wider Register, return to your collection and eventually download your personal digital card.
Vault expansion
The opening Vault is intentionally focused: your collection and the people behind the visible cards. It will expand as the series grows, using the same permanent card record rather than inventing a separate social profile system.
03 · The prize milestones
Two milestones · two draws
The number is the entry.
No extra ticket and no paid tier. Each issued physical serial is one entry. A DUO has two serials, and a Squad or Team has one for every individual card.
Milestone 01 · #100 entered
A$1,000
+ Premium Founding 100 card
One serial from #002–#100 is selected in a verifiable random draw. #001 is excluded. Every one of the first 100 cards keeps its Founding 100 mark whether it wins or not.
Milestone 02 · Series 001 complete at #500
A$2,500
+ Special Gift
Once all 500 cards have entered, one serial from #002–#500 is selected. #001 is excluded again. The Founding 100 winner remains eligible for this draw.
The verified holder attached to the serial at the draw cutoff receives the prize. Winners have 14 days from written notification to claim it; an unclaimed prize is redrawn. Details of the Special Gift will be announced separately.
Read how every part works04 · Ownership
The prize follows the verified card.
Original holder
The purchaser is the verified holder when a card is first issued. The email attached to that verified holding is how a winner is contacted.
Recorded transfer
If a physical card is ever transferred, the new holder must claim it in the Vault. The previous access is revoked and eligibility moves with the verified serial. Possession alone does not silently rewrite the record.
05 · Questions
The short answers.
What is Series 001?
The first public FAMELESS series. It contains 500 physical cards and stops at #500. Once it is complete, this exact Series 001 design is never printed again.
How is a number assigned?
Numbers are assigned in order when payment is confirmed—never reserved by browsing or building a preview. Every physical card receives its own serial.
How many draw entries does an order receive?
One per physical serial. A single card is one entry. A DUO is two cards and two entries. Every individual card in a Squad or Team is one entry.
Can anybody browse the people in the Register?
Anybody can see the Machine, the live state of the series and its sealed positions. A verified cardholder can open visible member entries. If a holder has chosen to keep their identity sealed, their photo, name and line remain private.
How do I enter the Vault?
Your physical card is the key. Its QR credential recognises the serial and unlocks the cardholder experience. There is no public account that can unlock it without a card.
What will I be able to do in the Vault?
Open your own card, keep multiple cards together, move between your collection and the wider Register, and control whether your identity is visible to other cardholders. A downloadable personal card is planned for the first Vault release.
What happens if a card is transferred?
The original purchaser is the verified holder by default. A transfer only takes effect when the new holder claims the physical card in the Vault and the previous access is revoked. Draw eligibility then follows the newly verified holder.
What happens after the first Vault release?
It grows with the series. The first version is deliberately focused: your collection, the people behind visible cards and the permanent record of every number. Future expansions will build on that record rather than replace it.