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The 250 number is absolute fabrication.

The best estimate, and an estimate is all it can be, was based upon a survey of Parker 16's of all grades done a number of years ago. That informal, line of sight survey, was that about 40% of 16's were light ( 0 frame) and about 60% were standard wt ( 1 frame). Some dealers have invented the story that 0 frame 16's are "rare" in order to generate sales interest.

0 frame 16's are popular now, and I believe ( my opinion only) that they are less visible for sale because they are held longer and sold privately or sold quicker than 1's. But those who want a more all round 16, want the 1 frame.
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