Go there. Know it.Get stamped.
Stand in front of a landmark, answer three questions about it, and collect a stamp worth real tokenized stock. Museums, bridges, parks, monuments — anywhere you can actually walk to.
- Landmarks
- 8
- Stamped
- 0
- Paid out
- $0.00
- Travellers
- 0
Three questions, standing in the right place.
Pick somewhere real.
A bridge, a museum, a dam, a square. If you can stand in front of it, it can be stamped.
Answer three questions.
About the thing you are looking at. Two out of three gets you the stamp — the plaque is right there if you need it.
Collect the stamp.
It goes in your passport and pays out in the company behind the landmark, as tokenized stock.
8 landmarks, and what each one pays.
Grand Central Terminal
New York, NY
It is a railway terminal. You get paid in railway.
Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco, CA
Somebody had to build it, and still has to paint it.
Gateway Arch
St. Louis, MO
Six hundred and thirty feet of stainless steel.
Statue of Liberty
New York, NY
Her skin is copper. That is why she is green.
Willis Tower
Chicago, IL
A hundred and eight floors is nothing without the lifts.
Kennedy Space Center
Merritt Island, FL
They built most of what left from here.
Hoover Dam
Nevada / Arizona
Seventeen generators, and you can guess whose.
Times Square
New York, NY
It is named after the newspaper. Most people never wonder why.
Nobody has to agree to anything.
No landmark signs up. No park service, no museum, no city. Every landmark already has a listed company behind it — the one that built it, runs it, supplies it, or gave it its name — and that is what the stamp pays out in.
The Gateway Arch is six hundred feet of stainless steel, so it pays in steel. Times Square is named after a newspaper, so it pays in the newspaper. The pairing is the whole joke, and it is always printed on the card.
Collected so far
4 stamps · 6 companies