Even within the rules of fan-art I listed above: people buying it know theyre buying a proxy, a replicated card (at least, assuming its not someone trying to hock a proxy off as being authentic) the fact that it does use authentic artwork is tricky, and maybe the most grey of greys involved proxies dont interfere with the rights-holders from selling cards because, well, the rights-holders dont get ANY money from the secondary market to begin with
This Charizard Ultra Rare features a bright orange background that makes it stand out from the other S&V Charizard cards thus far, but even the brightness won't give this card enough to outshine its next competitor
These were believed to be from the ink drying on the sheets while stacked
With Vintage-level cards, CEDH demands strategic play and deckbuilding
Donna Noble (his companion at the time) has, in desperation, touched the severed hand of the Doctor, which is at the time filled with regeneration energy (which is itself all a long story)