Luxury collectables.
Real finishes.
Limited forever.
The Village is the live collector market — home of Moody Mobb, the founding house. Manufactured in-house in numbered editions that never reprint. Every piece carries a deep-engraved metal code, a cryptographic tamper chip, and a registry record — verified together, every time it trades.
That cap belongs to the 9″ Tech Moody and nothing else. The 12″ Special Edition, the vehicles, the 22 Kit chests and the 22 Moody Mansions are each their own line with their own permanent count — and every celebrity and influencer piece is a one-off design, so no two are ever alike.
The Moody Park Collection
Eight characters, each made twice: a 6″ plush of the character as an animal, and a 9″ Tech Moody of the character as a person. Only the 9″ trades in the Village.
Moody Mobb Market Index
Simulated until the registry has verified sales in it. The maths is real; the trades are not. Every figure switches to live data the moment a verified sale exists.
Where collectables are going
Provenance stops being paperwork
A certificate is a claim about an object, printed on a different object. It can be copied, and the thing it describes cannot answer for itself. A deep-engraved code, a tamper chip that signs a fresh challenge, and a registry record verified together move provenance into the piece — so the piece is the document, and asking it is the check.
Scarcity you can audit
A cap is marketing until it reconciles. Every allocation of the 22,222 is published, and they add to the cap exactly — releasing a character draws from the vault rather than printing more. A collector with a calculator should be able to check the claim, and on this site they can.
A market that quotes, not guesses
Value here is computed, never set by hand: verified sales first, then the live book, then permanent supply losses — and it is held to within a fixed band of the last real trade so an estimate can never run away from reality. When there are no trades, the site says so instead of showing a number it cannot defend.
Transfer as the hard part
Most of the risk in collectables is not the object, it is the handover. Title moves only through a release the recorded owner personally runs, with a live reviewer, a private safe word, and escrow that holds until both parties have separated. Slow on purpose, because speed is what a coerced transfer needs.
The first capsule
Eleven pieces, two sneaker silhouettes and the Twenty-Two Crown Pack.
See the capsule →The VillageThe live market
Index, character and piece. Four numbers, and a cap that reconciles exactly.
Open the market →The Village · workspaceThe Terminal
Index, constituents, tape, book and supply on one screen. Keyed 1–8.
Open the workspace →The Village · indexThe Index
Eight lines live, and a worked example of the same index at category scale.
See the index →Outside the capThe Special Celebrity Edition
Designed once for the person it is made for. No two alike, in any line.
See the programme →