> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://rarities.mallstreet.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://rarities.mallstreet.io/how-to-check-official-mall-street-rarities.md).

# How To Check Official Mall Street Rarities?

## Non-Holder Vs Holder:

1. If you ***don't*** currently own a Mall Street NFT, although you have your eyes on one and would like to find the **Official Mall Street Rarity**, this page is for you. 
2. If you ***do*** currently own a Mall Street NFT, you can find the **Official Mall Street Rarity** inside of the Season Pass (<https://mallstreet.io/season-pass>).

## How To Calculate An NFTs Mall Street Rarity:

Until we release the Oddity Oasis, you will need to manually calculate the **Official Mall Street Rarity** of an NFT if you don't currently own one.

### Step 1️⃣

View the Trait Rarity chart below.

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### Step 2️⃣

Using the NFT Score data below, tally up how many points the NFT has based on its Traits.

> #### **NFT Scores:**&#x20;
>
> Golden = 1 Point&#x20;
>
> Pink = 2 Points&#x20;
>
> Purple = 3 Points&#x20;
>
> Blue = 4 Points&#x20;
>
> Grey = 5 Points

### Step 3️⃣

Now that you have your NFT Score, find which Rarity Band it fits within.

> #### Rarity Bands:&#x20;
>
> Mythic: < 15 Points&#x20;
>
> Legendary: 16 - 17 Points&#x20;
>
> Epic: 18 - 19 Points&#x20;
>
> Rare: 20 - 21 Points&#x20;
>
> Uncommon: 22 - 23 Points&#x20;
>
> Common: 24 Points >

### Step 4️⃣

You now have a **Mall Street NFTs Official Rarity**.


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