The full Ana Inciardi mini print catalog, mapped across four rarity tiers. Tracked by Vault at miniprint.io.
Ana Inciardi mini prints are 3-by-4-inch illustrated prints sold one quarter at a time out of repurposed vending machines at bookstores, museums, breweries, and galleries across the country. The series has grown from a handful of designs to a sprawling catalog that now includes more than 542 unique prints — and the catalog keeps growing as Ana releases new designs and collectors confirm them in the wild.
Vault is a free app built specifically for this collection. It maintains the canonical 542+ print catalog as the source of truth, tracks which prints each collector owns, maps every confirmed vending machine, and provides a trade board for the OOC and unicorn pieces that you cannot get from a machine. This page is the static catalog overview. For the live, searchable, sortable version, use the full tracker at miniprint.io/ana-inciardi-print-list.
Every Ana Inciardi mini print sits in one of four rarity tiers. The tier determines how hard the print is to find and whether it is even possible to pull from a machine anymore.
The bulk of the Ana Inciardi catalog. Commons are widely stocked across machines and easy to obtain — drop a quarter, turn the crank, and chances are you pulled a common. The category includes most of the food, drink, animal, plant, and everyday-object designs that define the series' visual identity.
Short-run designs tied to a season, collaboration, or special drop. Limited prints appear in machines for a while and then quietly stop showing up. They are still findable if you hit the right machine at the right time, but they take real hunting.
Extremely rare. Some unicorn prints were stocked at a single machine for a single week. Others were produced in tiny runs. Most collectors will go years without seeing one in person. Tracked individually in the Vault wiki.
Prints Ana is no longer stocking in any machine. OOCs were widely available at some point — many collectors own them — but they cannot be found in the wild anymore. The only way to add one to your collection is to trade with another collector.
The static breakdown above is the catalog at a glance. For the full, searchable, sortable version — every print by title, with images, category tags, and rarity flags — use the interactive tracker at miniprint.io/ana-inciardi-print-list. The tracker also lets collectors mark which prints they own, hunt, or have available to trade, and updates as Ana releases new designs.
The two rarest tiers each have their own dedicated wiki page. The unicorn wiki tracks every confirmed unicorn print with its sighting history and venue, and the OOC wiki maintains the running list of prints Ana has stopped stocking. Both are updated as collectors confirm new pieces.
Catalog completeness is one half of the hobby; the other half is the machine hunt. Ana stocks more than 200 active vending machines spread across bookstores, museums, breweries, and galleries — concentrated in NYC, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, and DC, with a long tail of smaller cities. The live machine map at miniprint.io/locations shows current stock status for each one, updated by the collector community.
There are over 542 Ana Inciardi mini prints catalogued in Vault, across common, limited, unicorn, and OOC rarity tiers. New prints are added throughout the year as they are released and confirmed by the collector community at miniprint.io.
There are four tiers: common (the bulk of the catalog, widely stocked), limited (short-run designs tied to seasons or drops), unicorn (extremely rare, often single-location or tiny runs), and OOC (out of circulation, trade-only). Vault flags each print's rarity in the catalog so you know on sight whether a piece is machine-pullable or trade-only.
The full interactive catalog with images, rarity flags, and machine locations is at miniprint.io/ana-inciardi-print-list. The complete tracker, machine map, and trade board live inside Vault at miniprint.io.
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