So when this charter member card (that is not even a real card) gets put into your book, how is it noted that it's made/traded/sold by a card manufacturer and not really from a casino? 20 years from now nobody will know that it was a "fake" or sample card or whatever it really is.

Oh, and another question....when a rare card (only 1 or 2 known) is valued at let's say $200 ten years ago, do you ever change the value of that card? I would think rare cards would increase in price and not just go by Ebay value when one was sold that many years ago. Just some inquiring thoughts I'm having at the moment, lol.