therefore a proxy of a 1st Edition Charizard for $4 interferes with Nintendos ability to sell authentic 1st Edition Charizards in literally NO WAY because Nintendo will never sell a 1st Edition Charizard ever again its hard to determine if proxies strengthen or dilute the perception of the game but it might be argued that its a positive consequence of the actual high value the cards hold on the secondary market So because proxies serve a niche, and many proxies are of cards that the original game producers will NEVER reproduce ever again, the fact that it uses authentic artwork might not be enough for the original game producers to jump into action
Let's say a player plays a game and never draws his awesome Dragon
In Jordan, Sheikh Abdel Monem abu Zent, a former member of parliament, claimed that Pokemon "is part of a Jewish plan to corrupt the mind of our young generation because it alludes to blasphemous thinking, it mocks our God and our moral values"
Just slide your card into the holder, place the Grademaster on top, and instantly see whether your card is centered or not
Collectors who focus on hidden OCG grails often prioritize cards like this because they rarely appear in public marketplaces
