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The value of the prints can range from $10 to $250. The amount will depend upon the actual print and its condition.
To my knowledge, Susan Boulet never produced any signed/numbered prints of her work. There have been prints that have been produced of her pieces, and while the printing runs may have been limited to a certain amount of pieces, these were not numbered, nor were they ever signed. I was fortunate enough to meet her once at a showing in the early 90's and bought some unsigned prints which she graciously signed for me, so it is possible that there exist signed prints of her work, but they would not be numbered. Recent work has been done by The Turning Point Gallery to make exquisite, new prints of Susan's works which are numbered, although since they have been done after Susan's death, they are (obviously) not signed. Take a look on their website at www.turningpointgallery.com. They would be able to answer any further questions you may have.
The value of a signed and numbered print of L Bobbitt's "Royal Flush," specifically the 175 of 500 edition, can vary based on factors such as market demand, condition, and provenance. Generally, limited edition prints by recognized artists can range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars. To determine a more precise value, it is advisable to consult recent auction results or art appraisal services specializing in prints.
The value of a Red Skeleton signed and numbered lithograph on canvas depends on the design as well as the condition. Some in excellent condition are valued between 250.00 and 600.00 as of 2014.
$2000.00 to $6000.00+