The resale right is a royalty received by creators of original artworks when their works are resold by an art market professional (essentially in Europe, but rarely in the United States). It applies under several conditions relative to the artist, the artwork and the sale itself (location and sale price). Resale rights are collected by the art dealer or auction house - sales between private individuals are not affected by the resale right. This additional fee is usually paid by the seller, but Christie's has been known to charge it to buyers in a few of their comic art auctions. In 2020, the resale right is due on sales above €750 in France, above €1,000 in the UK and above €2,000 in Belgium. The rate applicable is 4% for prices up to €50,000 and gets lower for higher sale prices. See ADAGP website (France) - SOFAM website (Belgium) and UK Government website (United Kingdom) for further details.