0 the number of copies of a book produced at one time --
1 the number of copies of a particular book, newspaper, etc. that are produced at one time: --
The print run is 3,500 per issue.
If one wants something glossy, then one gets it done by the local education authority and the print run is such that it costs very little, if anything, more.
If he sold 20,000 copies, that would represent a turnover of £100,000, earning him £15,000 to £20,000 on that print run alone.
For a print run of 1,500 copies, one would expect up to 1,000 copies to be bought by public libraries.
There are some 1,100 copies still in stock out of the total print run of 5,500.
There is a continuing demand and it is likely that a further print run will be necessary.
All those were issued, and a second print run was needed.
There was an initial print run of 3 million copies followed by a reprint of 1 million to meet demand.
