Both first edition Pokmon cards and second printing cards lack the shadow around the border, which appears on later cards, but because they have the logo, the first printing is more usually called first edition
For the remainder of Gen 4, KTCG releases would be separate from Japanese and international ones
You can also scan the QR code on the back of the label with your smartphone
Or have you not thought about the Pokemon TCG since you got a 1st Edition Charizard all those years ago
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Because charms have three effects to choose from, they tend to be a little smaller in nature, which makes them have a bit of a different feel
