Series 1 GALLERY Variations

SERIES 1 VARIATIONS

A limited number of these cards made it into packs.

The quantity and card number are shown below the card.

SERIES 1 EVENT EXCLUSIVES

SAN DIEGO COMIC CON 2010

DKE Toys hosted a scavenger hunt of epic porportions...and that’s an understatement. All who persevered and completed the massive quest became owners of this rare set of stamped SDCC Comic Con exclusives.

SERIES 1 ARTIST PROOF EDITIONS

Every participant in The Art Hustle receives a special gold stamped “Artist Proof” Edition of their Profile & Art Cards.

SERIES 1 VARIATIONS, ERRORS & EXCLUSIVES

NEW YORK COMIC CON 2010

This special stamped Travis Louie (variant) NYCC Comic Con card was brought to you via Tenacious Toys. If you purchased one wax pack of The Art Hustle, you received this exclusive card for free.

1ST ANNUAL SECOND AVENUE TRADING CARD CONVENTION & SWAP MEET 2010

This extremely rare “The Art Hustle” event exclusive card was handed out to attendees of the 1st Annual TCC at Toy Tokyo in NYC, November 5, 2010. See more about this event here.

Travis Louie variant stamped event exclusive for the 1st Annual TCC.

THE SUCKADELIC RETROSPECTIVE EXHIBITION AT BOO-HOORAY

Stamped “Boo-Hooray” Vectar Card. Only available during the closing party at the Boo-Hooray Gallery on January 23, 2011. They were “hidden”...and if you happened to be looking on the floor, you’d find them.

SERIES 1 ERROR CARDS

These cards had errors that were subsequently corrected. Below are the original cards with errors on the left, and the corrected cards on the right.

TOY BREAK ERROR / VARIANT

This Toy Break card was in fact an error card (very minute error), but during its correction was also made into a variant. Why not have some fun?

THEGODBEAST Profile Card

UAMOU Profile Card

JERMAINE ROGERS Profile Card (Back)

Here’s another...Travis Louie Variant (Back)

Error Corrected

Error

One of the great things about the ever-evolving card set is the natural (and sometimes unnatural) tendency for there to be variations; in ink color, card stock, images, etc.

Occasionally errors are made, and if they are caught in time they can be corrected, contributing to interesting nuances and scarcity.

And, of course event-specific/exclusive cards are always challenging to seek out.