Archive Collections
COL-001
The First Collection, Complete
Everything the archive opened with
The pieces, the figure, and the note that made up the opening release — gathered here in the order they were entered rather than the order they sold.
What a Collection Is Here
Not a season and not a shop category. A collection is a reading: a set of records that only makes sense held together, assembled by someone who decided they belonged together and signed that decision.
Ordering
Members appear in the order they were entered into the record, not the order they were released and not the order they sold. Sales order flatters the release; entry order describes it.
What Is Missing From This List
Two kinds of member cannot appear as links. Ownership records are personal data held under a separate privacy model, and the ranked entries are numbers computed from live claims rather than records anyone wrote. Both are named below without addresses, because naming them is honest and linking them would be wrong.
A collection is the only place the archive is allowed to editorialise about grouping. Everywhere else the record stands alone; here, the arrangement is the argument.
Archive Note
The two unlinked members above are the reason this block stores entry ids and nothing else. An id column that sometimes holds a content entry and sometimes holds a product unit stops being joinable, and the archive would find that out years later.
In This Collection
Archive Entries
Characters
Notes
Also In This Collection
- Ownership Records for the opening release Held under the registry, not the archive — personal data, no public address
- Hall of Fame standings at first close Computed from live claims; a written copy would be stale on arrival