How Hull Cards work
A real trading card for a real boat, made from the details you give us.
The front
Your photo in the window, the boat's name big across the banner, the builder and model under it. The pill in the corner is the rarity tier, the chip is the model year, and the disc is the boat's type: CC for a center console, SAIL, PON, PWC and so on.
The back
The hull ID (only the builder code and last four characters), your hailing port, and up to ten stat lines: length, beam, power, cruise speed and three lines of your own. Then a line about the boat, and the seal.
The seal
Every card gets a numbered holographic seal with its own three-letter code. Scan it, or type the number at hullcards.com/v, and you see which boat it was made for.
Where the details come from
Boats have no single public registry the way airplanes do, so you tell us about yours. If you type the 12-character hull identification number, or a builder and model we have on file, the maker offers to fill in what we know. You decide whether to use it, and you can change anything before you order. We print exactly what the preview shows.