Chopper category — a long-fork copper-and-obsidian custom with a sculptural backbone.
Emberspine treats the motorcycle as rolling metalwork. Its fictional hand-built silhouette follows one continuous visual line from the raked steering head to the low rear fender, with every exposed component contributing to the sculpture.
Rarity: Rare.
Rarer look and feel, open supply. Serials still mark your exact copy in the ledger.
Showcase card for story albums — not limited-event scarcity.
Set no.
#02
Supply
Open print
Serial pool
No sell-out
Minted
3
Serial
Unclaimed
Released
2026
Open print · no sell-out
First MachinesOfficial EAS issueOct 5, 2026
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Ironwake Motorworks
EMBERSPINE
RareNot in your ledgerOriginal 2026 release
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Chopper category — a long-fork copper-and-obsidian custom with a sculptural backbone.
Emberspine treats the motorcycle as rolling metalwork. Its fictional hand-built silhouette follows one continuous visual line from the raked steering head to the low rear fender, with every exposed component contributing to the sculpture.
Rarity: Rare.
Provenance
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Release date
Oct 5, 2026
Series
First Machines · Ironwake Motorworks
Edition size
Open print · no sell-out · 3 minted
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Chopper category — a long-fork copper-and-obsidian custom with a sculptural backbone.
Emberspine treats the motorcycle as rolling metalwork. Its fictional hand-built silhouette follows one continuous visual line from the raked steering head to the low rear fender, with every exposed component contributing to the sculpture.
Rarity: Rare.
Ownership rule
Each serial is unique inside its edition. Once an edition is exhausted, no more copies of that edition can ever be minted. Trades move exact copyId records on the server ledger — never just a card name.