So Many Different Revenue Types. Which Ones Are Considered Scarce?

Hello team. I have recently bought a couple of US revenues. I see there are so many different types. Which ones would be considered scarce for type? Il show what I've bought and obviously not some of mine but curious anyway cheers



edit: what is a Bill of Lading?

None of those are scarce. Some of them catalogue at most $8-9.

Thanks revenuecollector. I am well aware that mine aren't scarce however, what would be considered scarce in US revenue collecting is more what I was asking..

And bill of lading. n. a receipt obtained by the shipper of goods from the carrier (trucking company, railroad, ship or air freight) for shipment to a particular buyer. It is a contract protecting the shipper by guaranteeing payment and satisfies the carrier that the recipient has proof of the right to the goods

That would be like asking "How long is a piece of string" or "How expensive is a blue car". There are so many variables to that question.

Cancel types
Company types
Plate varieties
On-document usages, by company, state/region, date, document type, document aesthetics, tax rate, etc...

Indeed revenuecollector. I find red cars tend to be more expensive? Not sure why?

I have found a great site for learning about US revenues. And I have my recently acquired scott catalogue and that UPA catalogue postal auctions for january. Thank you for your invaluable input.