General scarcity factor That
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The general scarcity factor is a proportion based on the distribution of the
"standard-coin" H-486. For example "H-501 = 0.506"
means that there are two H486 specimens for each H501 specimen. Those informations are based on the
material included on this
site. . This list
runs from the
most "frequent" coins (H-486) to the rarest (H-428): . REFERENCE SPECIMEN:
H-486
= 1.000
.
H-649v
= 0.937 (varieties only)
H-501
= 0.506
H-487
= 0.310
H-635
= 0.291
H-483
= 0.277
H-458
= 0.241
H-488
= 0.234
H-426
= 0.215
H-429
= 0.196
H-650v= 0.190
H-476
= 0.184
H-489
= 0.171
H-643
= 0.171
H-502
= 0.171
H-438 =
0.146
H-521 = 0.114
H-534
= 0.108
H-511
= 0.108
H-688 =
0.101
H-648v
= 0.101
H-484
= 0.101
H-531
= 0.095
H-677
= 0.089
H-498
= 0.082
H-485
= 0.082
H-555
= 0.076
H-468 = 0.076
H-427
= 0.063
H-533
= 0.057
H-495
= 0.044
H-528
= 0.044
H-574 = 0.044
H-516
= 0.044
H-676
= 0.044
H-540
= 0.044
H-477
= 0.044
H-648-B
= 0.038
H-535
= 0.038
H-433
=
0.038
H-554
= 0.038
H-462
= 0.038
H-673
= 0.032
H-511a
= 0.032
H-496
= 0.025
H-539
= 0.013
H-497
=
0.013
H-428
= 0.013 |