Ranking

Shown below are the absolute statistical rankings of all the mints. The "Rarest" piece is often not visually rare looking or even that obvious as to why it's rare.

The absolute rarity takes into account all the traits, which can often include things like "starting angle" or "number of dots in the background." Traits where all the values are very spread out across all of the pieces.

Consider a drop with 100 pieces and 50 palettes. Because of the wide range of palettes, there will be a whole bunch of mints that are 1-of, 2-of and 3-of. But one palette isn't particularly rarer than another. But another feature of which only 4 are true, and the remaining 96 are false, is mathematically less rare than any of the palettes but is probably more desirable to a collector. But people have been asking for this, and who am I not to give the people what they want.