Well these are not NFT’s.  There are no inscription or images.  Just sats that are grouped based on different criteria.  Block 9 450x for instance are from the first bitcoin that was ever mined. So just pieces of the first bitcoin mined, and the first block.  So it is basically owning some of the first bitcoin ever (available). I think the first 10 are in Satoshi’s wallet and should never move.

These are not NFT’s, or inscribed ordinals.  Just to be clear, it is just Satoshis deemed rare and grouped in certain amounts.  Satoshis lost in transfer were an early issues.  Now they have ord wallet addresses that make it very safe to move around.

Still Fungible technically.  But look at it like collectible coins.  Coins are still fungible just because someone collects it for a certain rarity.  Collecting them does not change the satoshi.

Block 9 450x is just like owning the first block on the first BTC ever that went into circulation.  Still completely fungible, just like collectible coins are still fungible.  Again not inscribed or nft’s. 

Satoshi did make the software capable of inscribing satoshis.  So this is a function of the token it was meant to have this function.  Just like all satoshis have a NAME and NUMBER assigned even before they have been mined it is all predetermined. 

There are some pretty cool satoshi names out there.  Because of the amount of satoshis that will be mined over time there is virtually any name you can imagine.  My name is one first and last.  So are some of my friends. And ridiculous phrases.  All satoshis have names already. You can search all of this.  And this was done by Satoshi not some NFT dev.  It is in the software.  Some of the Satoshi names are hilarious.

I am just trying to clarify, it seems like maybe there is some misunderstanding of what rare sats are. Not NFT’s or added inscription.  All Natural, just separated and grouped to be collected.