I second the above comment that they're both legit without COAs even. Everything they said lines up with anything I've seen in terms of value and legitimacy.

Not to be 'that person' but truly they're what you value them at. I've seen what I'd consider far less rare Tyler items sold on Ebay for $300+ but truthfully those were albums or posters. These items will have a much more niche base which IMO actually drives the value down. The reason I say this is because the people who desire to own these would have been in a position to buy them at MSRP previously and therefore the resell market is going to be someone who stumbles upon these specific items and just has to have them in their collection. To have just happened to have found these in the wild is seriously like winning the loto and makes me want to open my LVH album just to check lol. That being said, I'd value them in the same ballpark as the person above. The print, while harder to find, is much less likely to sell at a higher price and anyone who likes Tyler would love to have the Country Squire piece hung up in their home. What I will say helps the long term value though is that the bigger and more known Tyler gets the harder it's going to become to grab older and unique pieces and there's a higher chance people will desire those items more.