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To differentiate between these two 1st edition print runs, the second printing is usually referred to as shadowless cards, so collectors know that even though the Edition 1 logo isnt present, they are still 1st edition base cards

Then theres special hybrid mana symbols, like the ones in Shadowmoor that allow you to pay generic mana or a single colored mana, resulting in something like this:

At the top of the sheet is some writing which says: "OKAY FOR COLOR + FIT 11-30-98 7:25am", suggesting that the sheet was a test run, and showing it dates to November 1998, a couple of months before the cards were officially released in the United States

What makes some of these early Pokmon cards difficult to tell apart is the large number of printings that were made, as well as the subtle differences from print run to print run

Ezuri regenerates your elves making them very difficult to kill