Ethereum
A signed Andy Warhol 'Mick Jagger' screen print from the 1975 portfolio, tokenized into 10,000 Reg A shares on Ethereum at $22.63 each, valuing the work at roughly $226,300. Warhol's Jagger portraits sit at the intersection of his celebrity portraiture and music-world commissions.
A signed Warhol Mick Jagger print in 10,000 Reg A shares.
Prism analyst note
A mid-priced entry in the Freeport set with a lower appraisal than the Mickey and Marilyn works. Celebrity portraiture is a deep and well-traded part of the Warhol print market, which supports the appraisal, but the same illiquidity and fee drag apply here as across the platform. The low per-share price makes it the easiest of the four to test the structure with.
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Structure & compliance
- Underlying
- Andy Warhol, 'Mick Jagger' (1975), signed screen print
- Legal structure
- Reg A tier-2 offering; ERC-20 shares in a single-artwork LLC
- Jurisdiction
- United States (SEC Regulation A)
- Custodian
- Freeport (climate-controlled art storage)
- Administrator
- Freeport Holdings Series LLC
- Oracle / NAV source
- Periodic independent appraisal
- Reserve information
- One physical print per offering, held and insured by Freeport. Fees: 10% procurement, 1.5% annual management, 10% on sale.
- Transfer restrictions
- Reg A shares; capped at 1,000 investors per work, 10-share minimum. Secondary transfers only through Freeport's platform.
- Investor eligibility
- Retail investors (KYC)
- KYC required
- Yes
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Contracts & on-chain data
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Documents & disclosures
Frequently asked
How is the valuation set?+
By independent appraisal at the time of the offering, not by a live market. There is no continuous price for a single print.
