Enhanced articles embedded with sports artifacts
OwnerDavid Bunnellinventor
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Disclosed herein are enhanced articles of sale which contain sports and entertainment artifacts which refer to an array of items or fixtures that maintains significance because of its presence or use in a cultural event or moment; for example, a sports game or series, concert, award ceremony, show, entertainment venue or any other memorable, culturally relevant instance that is preserved. These artifacts can be affixed to apparel such as caps, hats, scarves, tee shirts, hoodies, sweat pants, socks, footwear etc., in wall hangings or shelf memorabilia such as artwork, baseball cards, any trading cards, pictures, lithographs, autographs, statues, bobbleheads, plaques, etc., and instruments or game devices, such as bats, balls, sticks, rackets, clubs, gloves, drumsticks, etc. When a consumer purchases an enhanced article, they are given a certificate of authenticity that may be registered on an online database which allows a consumer to view all present and former interactions with their purchased product. Consumers may also buy, trade, sell, and view the metadata of their enhanced article of sale and monitor its valuations.
A method for selling articles infused with artifacts, the method comprising creating an artifact from a surface of a sporting event, infixing said artifact into a footwear article, associating a unique serial number with said footwear article and distributing said footwear article to consumers for ownership by said consumers.
A method of creating an enhanced article by infusing an article with a field artifact, the method comprising of creating an artifact from turf of a sporting event, ingraining said artifact within a cleat stud and enhancing said cleat stud article by way of said artifact that originates from said turf, and assigning a serial number in association with said artifact for potential buyers to authenticate said enhanced article.
A system for selling articles infused with artifacts, the system comprising creating an artifact from a surface of a sporting event, infixing said artifact into a footwear article, associating a unique serial number with said footwear article and distributing said footwear article to consumers for ownership by said consumers.
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