Showing posts with label Gold Edition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gold Edition. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Megan Hauserman Kiss Card


Just like the Yvette Nelson card I featured earlier, this superb Kiss Card is from Benchwarmer's 2007 Gold Edition set, and features Megan Hauserman, the 21st of only 24 models asked to kiss a card rather than autograph it.

Since then, however, Megan has come a long way. She is pretty much VH1's go-to girl when it comes to Reality TV series, seeing as she's appeared in all of the following shows: Beauty And The Geek (Season 3), Rock Of Love (Season 2), I Love Money (Season 1), Rock of Love: Charm School, The Great Debate, Megan Wants A Millionaire, The Truth Commercial and, of course, Rock Of Love: Where Are They Now. So, really, it seems VH1 is really interested in finding this poor gal somebody to love. Unfortunately for them, it's been reported that she is currently engaged with one Anthony Scirpoli, of Cerca Trova Fashion, a jewelry company. I guess she found her millionaire after all.

She was rewarded for all her hard work in 2008, at the Fox Reality Awards by winning the coveted Best Awkward Moment trophy with Bret Michaels, for their moment in Rock Of Love 2.

Seriously, though, VH1 should branch out and try new people on their shows; it's becoming quite an incestuous relationship of spin-offs and sequels that never seem to end and just keep blending into one another.

Yvette Nelson Kiss Card


Many men know this Long Island native as a model (Lingerie Bowl 2005!) and actress (she has appeared in Medium, Beverly Hill, 90210, Las Vegas and Just Shoot Me!), but Yvette Nelson has now moved to Nashville and is well on her way to become a country star. You can sample her work on her website.

This beautiful Kiss Card from Benchwarmer's 2007 Gold Edition is relatively limited edition, and features one of only 24 models who were asked to partake. I, for one, find it's an original take on the typical ''autographed insert'', especially fitting since one would think men would be the target audience for these cards. They usually sell for around $25, although some can be found on Ebay from obscure sellers for $5 or so. Who knows - maybe this one will be worth even more when the triple-threat becomes even more famous!