First Lightsaber NFTs

The Story

The lightsaber entered film in Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope, released May 25, 1977, when Obi-Wan Kenobi hands Luke the blade built by his father. The plasma blade projected from a metal hilt became the defining prop of the franchise, and the color of the blade came to signal who was wielding it: blue and green for the Jedi, red for the Sith. This set turns five of the most recognizable blades in the saga into 3D digital collectibles, each tied to a specific Force user.

The first Lightsaber digital collectible set dropped on VeVe on May 26, 2022, a Season 4 blind box at $60. Each variant is marked First Edition, and the five together span the original trilogy, the prequels, the sequels, and the animated series. The set sits alongside VeVe's other early Star Wars firsts, including the Luke Skywalker NFT, the first Darth Vader, R2-D2, and the first Boba Fett.

The Five Variants

Five Force-user blades climb from two Common sabers up to a Secret Rare set, each marked First Edition.

The Skywalker Lightsaber

Common19,770

The first lightsaber ever shown on screen, in 1977's A New Hope. Built by Anakin Skywalker, passed to Luke by Obi-Wan Kenobi, and later recovered by Rey, it glows cool blue from a silver hilt. Clean and instantly readable, this Common variant anchors the set and carries the core Skywalker-saga legacy.

Yoda

Common19,800

The Jedi Grandmaster's short-hilted green blade, sized for his compact, acrobatic style and first revealed in Attack of the Clones. Compact but unmistakable, this Common variant pairs naturally with the Skywalker saber.

Kylo Ren

Rare12,015

Introduced in The Force Awakens, this crossguard saber vents raw plasma from a cracked kyber crystal, giving it a jagged red blade and two smaller quillons flaring at the hilt. The unstable, almost medieval look mirrors the character and makes it one of the set's most distinct designs.

Mace Windu

Ultra Rare9,999

Played by Samuel L. Jackson in the prequels, Mace Windu carried the only purple blade among the Jedi Council, a color the actor personally requested. Detailed and dignified, this Ultra Rare hilt stands out on scarcity and on that one-of-a-kind amethyst glow.

Ahsoka Tano

Secret Rare5,454

Introduced in The Clone Wars, Ahsoka wields two white-bladed sabers, one full length and one shorter, marking her break from the Jedi Order. The silvery-white glow is unique to her in Star Wars lore, and at 5,454 editions it is the rarest and most chased blade in the set.

Edition Breakdown

Skywalker (Common, 19,770): the blue Jedi blade, the first lightsaber shown on screen.

Yoda (Common, 19,800): the short green Grandmaster blade.

Kylo Ren (Rare, 12,015): the unstable red crossguard saber.

Mace Windu (Ultra Rare, 9,999): the unique purple blade.

Ahsoka Tano (Secret Rare, 5,454): the twin white blades, the chase variant.

Market Context

This set dropped during VeVe's peak Star Wars run in mid-2022, days after the first Darth Vader and in the same season as the first Boba Fett. The five-tier structure gives it distinct entry points: the two Common sabers for accessible, high-supply display, and the Ahsoka Tano Secret Rare, at 5,454 editions, as the scarcity anchor. Across roughly 67,000 total editions the published pull odds ran from about 1 in 3.4 for the Commons to 1 in 12.34 for the Ahsoka set, so the rarest blade took real luck to open out of a $60 blind box. As the first lightsaber collectibles on VeVe, all five hold permanent first status.

Collector's Note

The lightsaber is the one Star Wars object almost every fan wants, and this set is the platform debut of five of them. The two Common sabers are easy display pieces, while the Ahsoka Tano twin blades are the grail for anyone chasing scarcity. All five trade between collectors on the VeVe secondary market, sometimes below the $60 blind box cost, so you can target the exact blade you want. New to VeVe? Grab $10 off your first purchase and start with the weapon that defines the franchise.