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Collectibles 🃏
Want to learn what Collectables are? You're in the right spot! 🃏
A bit about Tokens
Collectible are a type of non-fungible token. Non-fungible sounds complicated, but it simply means that each token is unique, and they are not interchangeable on a 1:1 basis. A great example would be Magic the Gathering trading cards: they are all type Magic the Gathering, but each individual card is unique in its' type. 
Collectibles are a way of representing unique things on the blockchain. Sometimes they can represent purely digital items like CryptoKitties or BlockCities but they can also be used to track real world physical items like bars of gold, or shares in real estate. 
In Ethereum, these collectible tokens are called NFTs (Non-fungible Token) and are defined by several token standards, the most popular of which is the ERC721 Token Standard. 
DappHero lets you build and connect websites to the world of Digital Collectibles, allowing you to build trophy rooms, create new market places, sell goods or just make awesome games!
DappHero's current Collectible integration works on Ethereum Mainnet, and sources data from the awesome open marketplace: OpenSea so if you're looking for inspiration on how to create a digital collectible that you can then sell and trade for real money, check out their great developer resources. 
Read Only
Currently the DappHero integration for Collectibles is read only meaning you can only use it to display information about collectible tokens which already exist on the blockchain, not mint, transfer, burn or otherwise. To create a transaction for a collectible ERC721 contract, you will need to use DappHero to connect directly to the collectible smart contract to access these features. 
Learn more
To learn more about the underlying technology and standards for ERC721 tokens, DappHero highly recommends looking at the OpenZeppelin documentation for ERC721 contracts. Here you will find the technical documentation around the ERC721 standard and the most secure and trusted implementation of the code. You can even learn how to create and deploy your own ERC721 contract from scratch!
Sample Project
Have a look at these sample projects with Glitch.io and Webflow to see how easy it is to get started!
Glitch.io
​https://glitch.com/~dapphero-nft-example​
Webflow
​https://webflow.com/website/Blockchain-powered-Collectible-Tokens​
Resources: Test Contracts
Getting Started
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