Mint State

Client: Mint State
Project type: Brand identity
Year: 2026

The split is the slash. Cut into the mark rather than typed into it, so the shape itself reads as pair notation and the grade sits in an open field.

Ink Page ground #0A0A0D
Card Panels and cards #121216
Raised Hover and elevated #1A1A20
Hairline Borders and dividers #2A2A33
Disabled Inactive text #5C5C66
Secondary Supporting text #9A9AA6
Primary Headings and body #E8E8EC
Signal Links, focus, live state #6EC8D8

Foil The grade, and hero moments. Never a surface, never body text. #7EE0D0 → #A78BFA → #F0A6C0 → #FFD9A0

Coins, and the master

PSA and CGC gem mint

BGS

Sealed, no grade at all

The numeral is data, not identity. One die takes any grading scale. Three characters is the field maximum.

Display

$412,880

Inter · Extra Bold · tabular

Figures

70 · 10 · 9.5 · SLD

JetBrains Mono · Bold

Where it stands apart

Collector cute Dark first, one hot accent

Template dashboard Motifs the hobby owns

Airy and sparse Forty rows without sweating

Everything mid sized Loud, or nothing

The Mint State marketing site: the lockup in foil in the nav, a display headline with its last line in foil, a live pricing panel over blurred holographic cards, a ticker strip and a footer. — Marketing site

The Mint State terminal: a large portfolio numeral, a dense holdings table where each row carries a small graded slab thumbnail alongside mono figures and a sparkline, and an alerts rail. — The terminal

The Mint State chart view: a graded slab beside the asset name, a price line carrying the foil gradient, a grade bands chart plotting the same card at three grades on one scale, a recent sales list and a stats rail with population by grade. — Chart view

Two phone screens side by side: the marketing page with a stacked headline and a most valuable list, and the terminal with the portfolio value above a holdings list that runs behind a pinned tab bar. — Mobile

Next: the design system this identity feeds. Tokens, density modes, and tables that hold forty rows without sweating.

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The mark

Palette

Versions

Typography

Where it stands apart

Applications

Lockups