official band signed lithograph's question

I'll use RUSH as an example because this is what got me curious and struck me as odd.

I always thought if 500 (or whatever #) was to be signed then that's all that would be signed. No more, no less (under normal circumstances).

So... here we have an all signed litho followed by a few individual litho's that the seller told me where leftovers. Or I should say, that's what he was told and in turn told me.

Very odd, especially since Rush is known to be very organized. Is this normal?

Full signed and official

RUSH-Band-Signed-Lithograph-Art-Poster-All-3-401-of-500-2112-PSA-BAS-Guaranteed

full signed and official

RUSH-Band-Signed-Lithograph-Poster-All-3-400-of-500-Power-Windows-PSA-Guarantee

single signed and 3 available (unofficial)

RUSH-Geddy-Lee-Signed-Autographed-Lithograph-Poster-Power-Windows-BAS-Certified

single signed (unofficial)

RUSH-Alex-Lifeson-Signed-Autograph-Lithograph-Poster-2112-BAS-Beckett-Certified

single signed and 2 available (unofficial)

RUSH-Alex-Lifeson-Signed-Lithograph-Poster-Power-Windows-BAS-Beckett-Certified

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Permalink Reply by marc e on April 18, 2018 at 5:03pm

yes

sometimes there are a/p s sometimes the first few numbers are pulled for friends

they always run more its not a perfect sciencxe but they wont number the set past what they say that's why they would use a/p or no numbers

sometimes in the case of jerry Garcia artwork they weren't even all signed and numberd correctly because he died .he would come in and sign a bunch and leave random. after he died I was offerd uncut unsigned sheets from the gallery imagine what a forger could make from that deal

the stones band signed litho is like that I got some that Charlie just signed for friends only