Since silver-border cards arent legal in sanctioned play, they work best in casual Cubes or Rule-0d Commander games, and Ill rank them as such, with an eye towards fun and intrigue over raw power
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Many Vintage events use a pragmatic approach allowing a handful of proxies for restricted staples while preserving official cards for judging and shuffling and some LGS-run prize events will permit limited proxies at the organizers discretion
The most common way is the suspend mechanic, like on Search for Tomorrow or Sol Talisman, which lets you exile a card from your hand, put some time counters on it, and then cast the card for free when those counters are gone