TINTomorrow See The Nine

Genesis series · 999 tin robots

Tin Tomorrow

The future, as imagined in 1958. Hand-finished wind-up robots with a lithographed window onto tomorrow on every chest.

EthereumMint · 18 Nov 2026OpenSea
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Rivet, the Tin Tomorrow robot: cream head, glowing amber eyes, blood-red body and a four-window chest panel showing an astronaut, a flying saucer, a moonrise and a comet
Made in the Space Age

Every robot is the same. Every chest is not.

In the late 1950s, Japanese toymakers printed little worlds onto tin: rockets, ringed planets, cheerful astronauts. Those robots now sell for tens of thousands at auction, and collectors prize them for their lithographed panels and their boxes.

Tin Tomorrow brings that tradition on-chain. Rivet is one robot, cast in cream and blood red. What changes is the square panel on his chest: four windows onto the future, as people in 1958 pictured it. No two of the 999 share the same panel.

Rivet standing in front of his illustrated 1950s toy box

Open the chest panel

Nine robots, nine worlds

Pick a robot to see its panel up close. Commons mix four scenes, Uncommons tell a four-part story, Rares get a special finish, Epics span all four windows and The Nine are gilded.

Common
Four scenes

    The rarity cabinet

    999 robots, five tiers

    Rarity lives in the panel. 24 pieces are held back for community rewards and promotions; the other 975 are minted by the public.

    Common
    600
    Four scenes drawn from a library of 49 Space Age pictures
    60% · all public
    Uncommon
    250
    A story told across four windows, from countdown to splashdown
    25% · all public
    Rare
    100
    Night Glow or Holo Foil finish over a four-scene panel
    10% · all public
    Epic
    40
    One grand picture spanning all four windows
    4% · 20 reserved
    Legendary
    9
    The Nine: gold-leaf panels, gold antennas and a gold crown
    ~1% · 4 reserved
    Total 999Public 975 · Reserved 24

    Legendary · Future Visions

    The Nine

    Nine predictions from the 1950s that came true, each on a single gold-leaf panel. Only nine exist, and four are held back.

    Rivet in Mint in Box condition

    Graded like the real thing

    Condition counts

    Vintage tin collectors pay a premium for condition and the original box. Every Tin Tomorrow robot carries a grade, independent of its tier.

    Roadmap

    What comes after Genesis

    1. Genesis

      999 Space Age robots. Mint planned for 18 November 2026.

    2. New series

      Atomic City, Ocean Explorer and Jukebox Diner, released only if Genesis demand is strong. Genesis holders get early access.

    3. Real tin

      Physical lithographed tin robots for top tiers are being explored, linked to their NFTs. Not promised at launch.

    Mint details

    The launch

    Supply
    999 robots
    Public mint
    975 robots
    Reserved
    24 (4 Legendary, 20 Epic)
    Chain
    Ethereum
    Marketplace
    OpenSea
    Mint date
    18 November 2026 (planned)
    Price
    To be announced

    Dates and details may change before launch. Confirmed times will be posted here before the mint. NFTs are collectibles, not investments.

    Who is Rivet?

    Rivet is the Tin Tomorrow robot: a cream and blood-red 1950s wind-up toy. Every robot in the collection is Rivet; only his chest panel and condition change.

    How is the rarity decided?

    By the panel and the condition. Tiers run from Common to the nine Legendaries, and the condition grade is assigned separately, so a Mint in Box Legendary is the rarest robot of all.

    Will there be physical robots?

    We are exploring real lithographed tin robots for top tiers. It is a possible future reward, not a launch promise.