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#6477 · Gold Leaf · Chrome Cross · lands on 33
Every token is built from real geometry — bowl, ball track, deflectors, frets, turret — and frozen the instant the ball settles into its winning pocket.
A token's DNA comes out of the master seed first — traits, rotation, and which pocket the ball drops into. Only then does the renderer draw it. That is why a piece keeps its identity and its rank no matter how the run was batched.




A Countertop Machine piece is not a border — it is a different composition. Artwork panel, ALL-BET ladder, bonus meters, WIN and CREDIT displays, note acceptor, button deck and cash door, with that token's own wheel inset in the panel.
Every other trait still applies to the inset wheel. It is the same token, seen from further back.
A token's score is the sum of the inverse frequency of each of its traits, ranked across the full supply. These are the five scarcest results in the collection as built.
| Trait | Count | Share | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Winning Number 00 | 77 of 10,000 | 0.77% |
| 02 | Turret · Arc Reactor | 97 of 10,000 | 0.97% |
| 03 | Ball · Plasma | 129 of 10,000 | 1.29% |
| 04 | Pocket Palette · Rainbow | 139 of 10,000 | 1.39% |
| 05 | Bowl Finish · Neon Acrylic | 142 of 10,000 | 1.42% |
The collection is deterministic. Publish the master seed at reveal and anyone can rebuild every token byte-for-byte, then check that nothing was swapped, reordered or held back. Until then the seed stays sealed — it is the provenance record.