Any data on average credit limits?

I'm not talking personal ACL, but rather the average credit limit per account per American. Is there any data out there on that? Also I think it would be cool just as a group to see how everyone defines different credit limits... what (to you) constitutes a tiny limit, an average limit, a large limit, etc. We all have different lingo, so just go with what you typically say. For me, I'd probably classify them as the following: Toy limit: Anything 3-figure Average limit: Anything 4-figure Big limit: $10k-$29.9k Monster limit: $30k-$49.9k Outlier limit: $50k+ That above would be if I were assigning 5 categories. I could easily see an argument to break the Average limit category into $1k-$4.9k and $5k-$9.9k. If I were to create a shooting-from-the-hip bell curve of American credit limits I would think the bulk of them would fall in the "Average" range I referenced above. I don't know how much of them... maybe 70%? I then would think that the amount of 5-figure limits would probably exceed the amount of 3-figure limits, but not by a huge margin. I feel like Outlier limits are probably very small when looking at the big picture... my guess < 1%. I think since we're part of a credit forum and into this stuff that we may think the number is greater than that, but when you consider the sheer amount of sub-$50k limits I would imagine that there are easily 99 of them to every 1 that's $50k+. Just curious to hear different opinions on this and have a fun little discussion.