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# 3.3 Sales Phases and Pricing

***The Ever Stone Syndicate*** Collection will be sold in three distinct phases:

* **Zenith**: The first stage, suggesting the peak of exclusivity and desirability, ideal for the most premium and sought-after phase of the collection. Implying a high point in both value and rarity. The **$cost** of each individual NFT item for this collection will be held at **$100 USDT**.
* **Eclipse**: The second stage, carrying a sense of significance but also hinting at the transition. It marks the middle phase where the exclusivity begins to wane, making the collection more attainable. The **$cost** of each individual NFT item for this collection will be held at **$150 USDT**.
* **Nebula**: The final stage, this name evoking a sense of expansiveness and accessibility. A nebula is a birthplace of stars, symbolizing new beginnings and wider availability, fitting for the most accessible phase of the sale. The **$cost** of each individual NFT item for this collection will be held at **$200 USDT**.


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