Rare Notes

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I have a Question for everyone.
When is a note rare?
Is it when there are only a few left out of a million or if there are only 40 + printed, or both?
Thanks for any input.

Hi bc collect,

 This was asked a couple of weeks ago. Here is the link to those comments.

http://www.cdnpapermoney.com/forum/index.php?topic=8793.0

 so what happens if you have a note, in poor condition, but as far as you know it is the only one left?
Mind you if nobody wants it it is not worth anything

$ 10 Bird BDH, print run 840.000, in UNC in 2009 cat.,  $ 700.00.
$ 10 Bird BEF, print run 400.000, in UNC in 2009 cat.,  $   30.00
$ 20 Bird EVH, no BPN, two ranges, 200.000 + 394.000. in cat., $ 800 in  UNC.
Journey notes:
$ 5 AOB low range, about 80.000, but only about 20 or so known,   $ 325 in UNC.
$ 10 BER, 2003, print run 8.6 mil. 2009 UNC, $ 500, 2008 AU $ 1000, 2007 EF $ 400.

"only one left"....so what have you got?

In the past did a couple of studys on GP shiffted BPN and EV missing BPN.
Some of those had only a few notes registerd and one of the ranges there is only one left, I think.

I have one of each also.

Could you email me the #'s please?

GPF, several ranges,, GPG a few ranges, GPH, also a few rnges, plus also used as inserts,  GPL onernge, GPW a few ranges.
But some of the ranges are only 500, 1000, or 2000 notes they could havew been SNR notes?

e-mailed you and it should be noted that this was covered quite well in the  March 2005 edition of the CPMS newsletter.

I guess that would haven been the article from me.
Did one on the GP shifted notes as well as on the $ 20 missing BPN.