What is the designation for the Standard Chinchilla variety?

The designation for the Standard Chinchilla variety is "Not of value" (NOV). This terminology is often used in the context of rabbit breeding and show standards to indicate varieties that may not be currently recognized or valued in competitive contexts, perhaps due to their rarity or not meeting certain breed criteria established by recognized rabbit organizations.

While the other classifications like "Conventional breed," "Exceptional breed," and "Prominent breed" suggest a level of prestige or recognized value within the context of breed standards, the Standard Chinchilla is not classified under these more prestigious terms as it does not hold the same status or acceptance in competitive arenas. This can mean that either their presence is limited or they have not achieved notable recognition or success in competitive showing, resulting in their designation as NOV.