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[[File:Counterfeit Luxray card.png|thumb|right|A counterfeit copy of {{TCG ID|Rising Rivals|Luxray GL|9}}. There are lots of spelling mistakes on the card and the Energy symbols are printed differently than on an authentic card]] | [[File:Counterfeit Luxray card.png|thumb|right|A counterfeit copy of {{TCG ID|Rising Rivals|Luxray GL|9}}. There are lots of spelling mistakes on the card and the Energy symbols are printed differently than on an authentic card.]] | ||
{{samename|article about fan-made fake cards|Fan-made cards}} | {{samename|article about fan-made fake cards|Fan-made cards}} | ||
A '''counterfeit card''' is a general term to denote any kind of custom, fictional or duplicate card based on cards from any particular trading card game, but are created by someone other than the original creators of that game, generally either by fans of the game or by some other company to sell to unsuspecting consumers. Since the release of the [[Pokémon Trading Card Game]], fans and nefarious companies alike began to make fake Pokémon cards, and still continue to do so to this day. | A '''counterfeit card''' is a general term to denote any kind of custom, fictional or duplicate card based on cards from any particular trading card game, but are created by someone other than the original creators of that game, generally either by fans of the game or by some other company to sell to unsuspecting consumers. Since the release of the [[Pokémon Trading Card Game]], fans and nefarious companies alike began to make fake Pokémon cards, and still continue to do so to this day. | ||