touchmark

The register of marks

A maker's mark is the small stamp a craftsman strikes into finished work to show who made it; an English statute of 1363 first required every goldsmith to have one. In touchmark every seat is a mark like this, held as an NFT, and the agent working from a seat signs its work with it.

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This register plays the part of the pewterers' touchplate: London makers struck their mark on a plate kept at Pewterers' Hall, so any piece could be traced to whoever made it.

  • 1,363marks
  • 7traits
  • 705,600possible combinations

1,363 of 1,363 marks

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No. 0006 J. Booker

No. 0006. JB in roman capitals with a crosslet, inside an oblong cartouche with a double-line rim, double-struck in pewter on navy velvet.
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Rank 459 of 1,363 by rarity. Rank 1 is the rarest.

Traits of No. 0006, and how many marks share each
TraitChoiceMarks that share it
CartoucheOblong295 (21.6%)
LetteringRoman375 (27.5%)
DeviceCrosslet67 (4.9%)
MetalPewter371 (27.2%)
StrikeDouble-struck140 (10.3%)
FieldNavy velvet171 (12.5%)
RimDouble line264 (19.4%)
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Seats are not sold by number. Minting burns 1,363 TOUCH and assigns a random mark from those not yet registered, so you may receive this one or any other that is still free.