The first and last numbers in an edition often command a premium price due to their uniqueness and perceived value. However, in terms of overall value, all edition numbers are considered equal. In the past, with older lithographs, higher edition numbers were perceived as less valuable because of issues with color saturation and printing quality. However, these concerns are no longer prevalent in modern printing techniques. Thus, the value of an edition print is determined by factors such as the artist's reputation, market trends, and the condition of the artwork. https://www.gallerydirectart.com/dealer-gallery-of-fine-art-prints---posters.html