Given the controversy regarding the recent Eggleston reprints and the resulting lawsuit I feel it is worth stating again… make one artwork and move on!
Reference Articles:
http://www.theartnewspaper.com/articles/Court-dismisses-lawsuit-over-Eggleston-reprints-/29285
and my thoughts from 2009 are still true today….
https://figitalrevolution.com/2009/09/16/make-one-and-be-done/
Viva la Revolution- Stephen
UPDATE 4.2.2013….
To hear and argument to making unlimited prints click here: http://theonlinephotographer.typepad.com/the_online_photographer/2013/04/limited-edition-photographs.html
I for one find so many issues with this article and its suggestions that I dont know where to begin….. in the end do what you want but in the days of endless disposable images less is more!
Figital Revolution 
Agree. Limited editions / numbering prints were a way of keeping track of the wear on printing plates / engravings. Given the limited audience most of us might have, it’s seems to be better to create just one print as an original. I destroyed thousands of lithographic posters and greeting cards when the market vanished for another photographer’s artwork.
some additional comments on this post are on the referenced article here on FR:
https://figitalrevolution.com/2009/09/16/make-one-and-be-done/?preview=true&preview_id=2835&preview_nonce=15a0620733