Its like one cent, and the two biggest [bulk] buyers arent even purchasing. Hurlocker added, The overprinting is working. Six cents per card might not sound like a huge number, and its not especially when youre comparing it to the hundreds of thousands of dollars that made Pokmon cards big news
DESCRIPTION The image is printed with edible ink on a frosting sheet, not rice paper
There are some others cards for which the text box isn't white, but what's in the text box is more of a background pattern rather than part of the Pokemon, for example this version of Keldeo EX from Boundaries Crossed: Given that's there's a full art version of the card in the expansion (#142), I guess it's safe to say that this card is NOT full art
Typically, the Gold Rare cards use the same artwork as the Full Art cards, which feels cheap given their rarity
For context, 'base set holo shadowless' means it is a foil version of one of the very first English printings of Charizard, before they adjusted the frame for a second printing to add a shadow behind the art box
Print the card on a printer