It does mean, however, that reprinted cards that dont have new art will be able to use the same card styles as the original printing
Reshiram ex heads up the White Flare set, with a basic attack that deals 50 damage (for 2 Colorless Energy) and another which deals 130 damage, plus an extra 50 for each Prize Card your opponent has taken (sound familiar?)
A graded card almost always fetches a higher price than its raw equivalent because a trusted third party has verified its authenticity and condition
With this, a wide variety of special art cards have been illustrated
Then you can gain two life and scry two, not bad card precision
The most valuable first-edition cards are usually regular Pokemon cards, but energy cards and trainer cards have also gained popularity