Iconic & MoA+L: Grant Yun 'An Old Soul'

Mint Date
July 18, 2024
Mint Time
4 p.m. UTC
Total Supply
150 NFTs
Number of Winners
75 Spots
Token Multiplier
ON! 🚀
Raffle Time
July 16, 2024, 6:30 p.m.
Official Link
iconicmoments.co/grantyun
Verified Twitter
iconic__culture
Verified Discord
discord.gg/iconicmoments


Iconic and the Museum of Art + Light’s inaugural collaboration will showcase the exceptional talent of Grant Yun.

This limited release of 150 editions, title An Old Soul will give collectors access to both a physical and digital work of art.

Iconic has reserved 75 guaranteed mints for Art Pass holders. If you are selected in the raffle you will be able to mint up to one An Old Soul per address.

COLLECTION INFO
Collection Name: An Old Soul by Grant Yun
Collection Size: 150 NFTs / 150 Prints
Prints: Each holder of Grant Yun’s release, An Old Soul, will have access to claim a matching, museum-quality, 24” x 24” artist-signed and numbered print on Hahnemühle William Turner paper. You will be able to claim your print after the drop using Iconic’s print claim portal. 
Mint Date: July 18th, 2024
Mint Time: 12pm ET - 3pm ET  
Mint Price: $425.00 / X.XX ETH*
Print Price: $425.00 / X.XX ETH*
Collection Info: https://www.iconicmoments.co/grantyun

*The ETH amount will be updated prior to the mint to reflect the current USD/ETH price.

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Iconic and the Museum of Art + Light’s inaugural collaboration will showcase the exceptional talent of Grant Yun.

This limited release of 150 editions, title An Old Soul will give collectors access to both a physical and digital work of art.

Iconic has reserved 75 guaranteed mints for Art Pass holders. If you are selected in the raffle you will be able to mint up to one An Old Soul per address.

COLLECTION INFO
Collection Name: An Old Soul by Grant Yun
Collection Size: 150 NFTs / 150 Prints
Prints: Each holder of Grant Yun’s release, An Old Soul, will have access to claim a matching, museum-quality, 24” x 24” artist-signed and numbered print on Hahnemühle William Turner paper. You will be able to claim your print after the drop using Iconic’s print claim portal. 
Mint Date: July 18th, 2024
Mint Time: 12pm ET - 3pm ET  
Mint Price: $425.00 / X.XX ETH*
Print Price: $425.00 / X.XX ETH*
Collection Info: https://www.iconicmoments.co/grantyun

*The ETH amount will be updated prior to the mint to reflect the current USD/ETH price.

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