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
This feels like itll worm its way into sideboards across formats
TCA Gaming explains about it in his Youtube video: There are two threads on E4 discussing Belgian Jungle booster boxes: Jungle Booster Box Made in Belgium - the box in the video is in fact an Australian (red logo) box though, which uses sequential collation and matches the uncut sheets 1999-2000 Jungle Booster Box Opened - the box in the video is a Belgian box, the sequence of cards doesnt match the known uncut sheets
Keep hold of duplicate cards, since theyre great for trading with other people
The last facet of hand-painted altered artwork I want to capture is how each individual alter on a card, within the 99 or at the helm, brings life to a Commander game