Triceratops

Discovered in 1993 from the Lance Formation in Wyoming, this rare Triceratops fossil has become one of the most well-known specimens in the paleontology community. From the Cretaceous Period, this juvenile dinosaur is estimated to have roamed the Earth 66 million years ago.

Now it finds new life as the People’s Triceratops.

01 The Provenance

Sketches from the paleontology notes, where the Triceratops was discovered

This Triceratops is more than a fossil. It’s a rare, certified relic of Earth’s ancient past — now preserved, exhibited, and shared as part of our collective story.

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Co-Museum x Joopiter

ft. Trey The Triceratops

In collaboration with Joopiter, Trey the Triceratops is now open for bidding starting March 17 and running through March 31 on Joopiter's platform. In tandem with this, Co-Museum and Joopiter partnered with Los Angeles-based brand 424 on a limited-edition capsule collection as well. From apparel and accessories to a sculptural skull replica, the capsule translates a 66-million-year story into contemporary form—bridging art, fashion, and artifact through objects designed to be collected.

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