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What Does the Number on a Numbered Edition Mean?
How to read a mark like 12/50, what AP and PP mean, why a low number is not a quality grade, and what a number means in an open, numbered run.
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For collectors: what numbered editions, rising prices and certificates of ownership mean for the person who owns the piece.
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