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The Rip Bag is the object
Not a mystery box and not a loose lot. Every series ships as one designed, sealed, unmarked object built to be filmed the moment it tears open.
Packaging spec TBC
About
Two decades in coins, one live room
DISME is a numismatic house, not a mystery-pack startup. 20+ years of buying, grading, cataloguing and selling collectible coins sits behind everything on this site — including the sealed RIPZ packs that get opened on camera.
DISME started the way most serious coin businesses start: one dealer, a case, a loupe and 20+ years of learning what a piece actually is before telling anybody what it's worth. Gold, platinum, graded world silver, classic bullion, modern high relief — the range you only build by being in the trade for a long time.
The house also strikes its own line. DISME Coins is a proprietary one-ounce silver round series, certified like anything else in the case and documented design by design, so collectors can complete a set rather than chase loose novelties.
RIPZ is the newest part of the business and the most fun: sealed packs drawn from a production that gets published item by item, quantities included, by the grading company that made it. Then it gets opened live, on camera, with the room watching.
We state grades. We name the services. We publish lists. We don't publish market values, resale estimates or guaranteed value, because that isn't ours to promise.
Credibility
What the house is built on
Category experience, third-party grading, catalogued material and a proprietary line — the reasons a serious collector can take a rip show seriously.
20+ years in the coin trade
DISME is run by a dealer who has spent two decades buying, grading, cataloguing and selling numismatic material — long before packs and live streams existed.
Third-party graded material
Inventory is submitted to and certified by independent services. The current RIPZ production is documented across ICG, NGC and PCGS certifications.
Everything is catalogued
Series are documented item by item and published as lists rather than described in vague tiers. What is in a production is written down.
A proprietary coin line
The DISME Coins silver round line is the house's own IP — struck for DISME, certified, and released as limited designs alongside the broader catalogue.
Real numismatic range
Gold, platinum, graded world silver, classic bullion and modern high-relief issues — not a single-SKU novelty product.
Sold in the open, live
Material is presented, described and opened on camera in the live room, where the audience sees the piece and the certification together.
Principles
What we hold to
Physical first
Certified objects you can hold, weigh and keep. No abstractions.
Lists published
Productions are documented item by item, with quantities, before packs open.
Archive forever
Sold-out series stay documented so a piece can be traced to its production.
Stated, not implied
Grades and quantities are stated and verifiable; value is left to the market.
The DISME system
What makes a DISME drop a DISME drop
One sealed object, one rarity language across every series, independent authentication, serialised provenance, and a Chase piece built to be remembered.
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One rarity language, every series
Core, Rare, Elite and Chase read the same way on every DISME board, so a collector can price the excitement of any drop at a glance.
Distribution TBC
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Independently verified pieces
Authentication and grading are handled by third-party services and stated per series on its drop page — never implied by design.
Grading partner TBC
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Serialised, archived, traceable
Series are numbered, higher tiers carry serial identifiers where applicable, and sold-out drop pages stay public so a piece can always be traced to its board.
Serialisation TBC
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Chase pieces built as characters
Each series is designed around one memorable Chase object with its own name, story and photography — the thing the room waits for.
Run size TBC
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A direct bridge into the live room
The site is the brand headquarters and the record; the rip happens live on Whatnot with the room watching.
Schedule TBC
Packaging specification, distribution, grading partner, serialisation and run sizes are structural placeholders pending client verification. DISME makes no guaranteed-value or resale claim.
Identity
The working DISME mark treats the "I" as a tear line — a sealed object being opened. It's an adaptable system, not a finished logo: the seam, the tier board and the obsidian /copper palette are the parts meant to scale across drops, packaging and social.
Brand exploration stage. Final logotype, packaging marks and typographic lockups follow once the direction is approved.
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