While reprints are expected as soon as July, and should continue for a while given the Final Fantasy expansion is part of MTGs standard set of cards (and thus legal in all tournament play), the difficulty of not only finding cards at the moment, but actually being able to afford them, has been a bit of a buzzkill.
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The First Edition stamp on the left side of the card, which marks its print run, is a significant feature that sets it apart from later releases of the Charizard card
Also, it's a shuffle effect for things like Brainstorm, Sensei's Divining Top and Scroll Rack
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There's the odd bit of flair in type- or Pokmon-specific benefits to the gym leader cards, with one for each of the original Indigo League's eight leaders from Pokmon Red, Blue, and Yellow - Koga, for instance, lets you pick up an active Weezing card and its pre-evolution Koffing and put them back in your hand, making it a handy stalling or recycling tactic
