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Skippy Topaz Valued Member United States 263 Posts	Posted Yesterday 12:03 pm Recently went through the giant pile of Star Notes that I've plucked from circulation over the years and decided to organize them in a binder getting rid of anything higher than a 640k Print Run (which is about 70 notes) and I'm trying to put them in order of the most rare being first and then on from there but I don't completely understand the whole Print Run vs Total Printed thing... Does the Total Printed outweigh the Print Run or vice versa? Would a 640k Print Run / 640k Total Printed note go before a 320k Print Run and 3 million Total Printed or the other way around? I've decided to keep these (regardless of condition) and I currently have the binder starting off with these ordering them based in the Print Run number • 125k Print Run / 125k Total Printed • 125k Print Run / 768k Total Printed • 128k Print Run / 8m Total Printed • 160k Print Run /160k Total Printed • 160k Print Run / 2.7m Total Printed • 250k Print Run / 250k Total Printed • 250k Print Run / 500k Total Printed • 250k Print Run / 500k Total Printed • 250k Print Run / 3.4m Total Printed (15 notes) • 320k Print Run / 320k Total Printed (7 notes) • 320k Print Run / 640k Total Printed • 500k Print Run / 500k Total Printed • 640k Print Run / 640k Total Printed (3 notes) • 640k Print Run / Various Total Printed above 640k Am I doing this right? - Thx in advance :) Edited by Skippy Topaz Yesterday 12:05 pm Report this Post to the Staff

TeaAndChoc New Member United States 3 Posts	Posted Today 1H 29M ago your list makes sense to me. looks like you're using the total notes as a tiebreaker when two run sizes match. if I were doing it, I might even consider using the total number of runs as a further tiebreaker when the run size and the total notes are both tied, but I only see one (three-way) tie like that in your list, so it's probably not worth it. Report this Post to the Staff
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