Yes, the team creates Digital Car Tokens. Once drafted they are assessed and approved. Once we are issued with the approval we are able to list them via a NFT marketplace for sale.   

The Digital Car Tokens Program (DCT) manages/administers the assessment and issuing of Digital Car Tokens (www.digitalcartokens.com) through their program Partners, who are called Registered Listers. We are a Registered Lister partner (#2103) of the program and approved to sell the non-fungible digital car tokens.  

Yes, we do get this question often.

The tokens are 1:1 because we use the real-world cars chassis number to link it to the digital token. As you probably know no two cars have the same chassis number. The car you see pictured on a token is the real-world car and not a drawing or artists representation. Its the actual car. 

The Charity tokens are gold to identify them fore ever as charity-fund raising token. They have all the same attributes as other DCT tokens and are minted on the blockchain once purchased. If you happen to buy one, thankyou. You can keep the token or re-sell it later. Any subsequent sales are yours to keep.  

Yes, with a twist. The Digital Car Tokens are like traditional trading cards. The difference here is that the tokens are non-fungible tokens and once minted are cryptographic assets on a blockchain with unique identification codes and metadata that distinguish them from each other. Each token is unique identified by its real-world chassis number and is a true 1:1 copy of the real-world car. Only one token per chassis can be approved. Supply is limited by actual production numbers declared by the manufacturer. The tokens are very much tradeable. 

Identify your dream car, procure it and retain it in your portfolio, just like a dream car garage.  

No. Because the token is a 1:1 and not copied or duplicated  it can only be offered for sale at one NFT marketplace at a time.