WTB Cuyler Smith Cards
 

Looking to purchase the following Cuyler Smith Cards:

[S][B]#182 The Trashman Frank Reynolds[/B][/S]

[S][B]#188 Geller Bowl Monica Geller & Ross Geller[/B][/S]

[S][B]#201 Geller Bowl Joey Tribbiani[/B][/S]

[B]#207 Charlie Kelly[/B]
[img]https://i.imgur.com/AzeDZoU.jpg[/img]

[B]#213 Johnny Rose[/B]
[B]#214 David Rose[/B]

[S][B]#215 Mac
#216 Cole Armstrong
#217 Green Man
#218 Dennis Reynolds[/B][/S]

Thanks all!

You can still get signed APs of the "Friends" cards from the artist himself, and at a great price.

[url]https://www.cuylersmith.com/store[/url]

I've got the Always Sunny cards (except Frank), but hadn't intended to part with them. That said, are you in a "Brewster's Millions"-type scenario and desperately needing to spend lots of money in a short period of time?

[QUOTE=jdandns;17533638]You can still get signed APs of the "Friends" cards from the artist himself, and at a great price.

[url]https://www.cuylersmith.com/store[/url]

I've got the Always Sunny cards (except Frank), but hadn't intended to part with them. That said, are you in a "Brewster's Millions"-type scenario and desperately needing to spend lots of money in a short period of time?[/QUOTE]

Thank you, FRIENDS cards down!

Updated first post, added Schitt$ Creek.

I am open to talk numbers on the others.

Still looking.

215-218 down, list of needs updated.

Weekend bump.

Bump, all secured except for #207.

Bump. Anyone have #207 Charlie Kelly for sale? Thanks!

Bump.

Bump.

Bump.

Amazing cards. To confirm, are the Lebowski cards "sold out" and only available on the secondary market? Thanks

That's correct on the 4 Lebowski cards.
The way it works is each series is presented in a 1988Gallery (in Los Angeles) showing, usually on a Friday night, usually in July, but there hasn't been a new full series issued this year yet, just random smaller releases. The cards are on-sale exclusively in the Gallery that night at issue price ($15 to $20 each, all artist autographed, and hand serial-numbered to 85 or 90). A single framed presentation of each card, presumably the one hanging on the gallery wall, is also sold for, I think, $85 (this display contains the cards serial numbered #1/85 and #2/85).

The next day, usually Saturday, the remaining cards in the numbered limited edition (including any framed examples that went unsold Friday night) are offered for sale online. There are also a very limited number of sealed packs available with 4 random cards and a pack-exclusive card, and those sell out very quickly. Any cards that sell out Friday night are not offered online the next day. The card of "The Dude" was one of these. At that point the only chance to obtain a card that sold out is to get a sealed pack and find it in there as one of the random pulls. The cards of Walter and Donnie definitely made it to the Saturday online sale. I'm not sure about the Jesus Quintana, but that one probably could be had online for a time, as well. For "The Dude", however, you pretty much had to attend the opening night of the show to get one.

Only after the Gallery has completely sold out the numbered run of a given card, the artist Cuyler Smith then offers a limited number of Artist's Proofs via his personal online store. These are autographed and denoted "AP" in the area where the serial numbering is on the regular edition. As with the most popular cards selling out quickly from the gallery, so too do the artist's proofs in those designs, in what is usually one's last chance to get them for anything close to the issue price.

Bump, seller sadly backed out of a deal on the Schitt's Creek cards.

So, looking for those & Charlie, first post updated. Thanks!

Bump!

Bump!

Still looking for the 3, thanks!

Still have Charlie, but not looking to sell.
It's a longshot, I know, but I would trade it for Big Ern McCracken from "Kingpin" or Mitch Kramer from "Dazed & Confused" if you have a line on either of those.

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