I've seen interest from the historical NFT community in Huntercoin from time to time. Unfortunately (from that point of view at least), Huntercoin does not have any collectible assets; account names are not durable, but get destroyed from time to time based on game events. There is also the crown of fortune, but it is also something that gets transferred inside the game due to game play, so it cannot be "just owned" by a collector.
Interesting, good to know, thanks for the insight.
I would imagine that assets have expiry dates as well, similar to Namecoin.
There will be a place for Huntercoin in the future as a historical cryptocurrency curio, and there will be nerds like me wanting to know more about how it worked, probably even decades from now (barring any sort of global catastrophe between now and then).